A brand new edition of the long out of print 1999 Porcupine Tree studio album Stupid Dream is released on 15th May as both a 2 disc CD/DVDA set, and double vinyl LP, both available for pre-order now from the Porcupine Tree store.

Disc one is a CD containing a pristine remix / remaster of the original stereo album, while disc two is a DVDA (playable on any DVD player) containing the album remixed into 5.1 surround sound (in DVDA and DTS versions), as well as a 24 bit high resolution version of the stereo mix.

Also included are 5.1 mixes of bonus tracks Ambulance Chasing and the full length 14 minute version of Even Less, the promo video for Piano Lessons, and a photo gallery. The artwork has also been completely revamped, with exceptional new images by Lasse Hoile, and a beautiful package designed by Carl Glover.

The album is also available for the very first time as a deluxe double LP set on US label Gates of Dawn. The remaster of the original album ison sides 1-3, and side 4 contains bonus tracks Ambulance Chasing and Even Less (full length 14 minute version). Comes in a lavish thick gatefold sleeve using the new artwork.

These editions are the definitive versions of one of the essential albums in the PT catalogue and both are available to pre-order now from the band's on line store at www.porcupinetree.com with the CD/DVDA version being exclusive to the store (later this year a standard CD release will be issued). The vinyl version can also be purchased directly from Gates of Dawn in the USA.