On March 31, 2015, Sufjan Stevens released his critically acclaimed, seventh studio album Carrie and Lowell. Now, ten years to the date, the indie singer-songwriter has announced that he will be releasing a deluxe version of the record on May 30 through his label, Asthmatic Kitty.

The deluxe record will be a double-LP, including seven demo versions of previously unreleased recordings: the demo versions of album tracks "Death With Dignity", "Should Have Known Better", "Eugene", and "The Only Thing"; a fourth version of "Fourth of July"; a second version of the track "Wallowa Lake Monster"; and a previously unreleased demo of "Mystery of Love", which was written for the 2017 film, Call Me By Your Name.

Listen to the "Mystery of Love" demo below, which features new visuals:

The anniversary album also contains a 40-page art book filled with old family photographs, original artwork, and snapshots from the artist's travels across the country while touring for the record. Stevens has also written and included a new essay reflecting on Carrie and Lowell, family, and grief, according to a press release.

The Carrie and Lowell: 10th Anniversary Edition also features an alternative cover, which reveals the origins of the photograph of the titular figures: a polaroid taken and signed by Stevens' sister, Djamilah. Check out the new cover and tracklist below:

DISC 1:

1. "Death with Dignity"
2. "Should Have Known Better"
3. "All of Me Wants All of You"
4. "Drawn To the Blood"
5. "Eugene"
6. "Fourth of July"
7. "The Only Thing"
8. "Carrie and Lowell"
9. "John My Beloved"
10. "No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross"
11. "Blue Bucket of Gold"

DISC 2:

1. "Death with Dignity" (Demo)
2. "Should Have Known Better" (Demo)
3. "Eugene" (Demo)
4. "The Only Thing" (Demo)
5. "Mystery of Love" (Demo)
6. "Wallowa Lake Monster" (version 2)
7. "Fourth of July" (version 4)