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Jethro Tull Drops New Single “The Tipu House” Ahead of Album Release

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Jethro Tull, the legendary rock band, is gearing up for the release of its 24th studio album, Curious Ruminant, set to hit shelves on March 7, 2025. As anticipation builds, the band has unveiled their second single from the album, “The Tipu House,” accompanied by an engaging music video directed by Costin Chioreanu. This new album marks yet another impressive milestone in Jethro Tull's steadfast career, showcasing a collection of nine new tracks that blend the band's classic 1970s sound with contemporary themes.

The track, “The Tipu House,” is a thoughtful piece described by frontman Ian Anderson as one that contemplates the trajectory from poverty to prominence, framed by his observations during city wanderings. He muses on the disparities between unsightly shelters and grand residences, pondering the lives and dreams they contain.

Curious Ruminant is set to be released in various formats, catering to different listener preferences. Options include a limited deluxe ultra-clear 180g 2LP + 2CD + Blu-ray artbook and a limited deluxe 2CD + Blu-ray artbook. These editions feature the main album, alternative stereo mixes, and exclusive interview material. A particular highlight is the inclusion of a Blu-ray containing mixes in Dolby Atmos and 5.1 Surround Sound, thoughtfully crafted by Bruce Soord of The Pineapple Thief. For vinyl aficionados, the limited deluxe artbook includes two exclusive art prints, further enhancing the collectors' value of the album.

The album boasts contributions from notable musicians such as Andrew Giddings, who returns on keyboards, and drummer James Duncan. It also introduces guitarist Jack Clark, making his recording debut with the band, along with current members David Goodier on bass guitar, John O’Hara on piano, keyboards, and accordion, and Scott Hammond on drums. Ian Anderson leads with his signature flute, vocals, and an array of instruments like acoustic and tenor guitars, and mandolin. This combination of experienced and fresh talent results in a sound that is both familiar and invigorating.

“The Tipu House” encapsulates the core of the album, effectively intertwining Jethro Tull’s historical musical influences with modern lyrical depth. Each track on the album showcases Ian Anderson's flair for composing, with titles like “Drink From The Same Well,” which runs nearly 17 minutes long, harkening back to the epic compositions of the band's early days. By combining an authentic rock foundation with folk elements, the album not only celebrates Jethro Tull's legacy but also affirms its relevance and adaptability in today's music landscape. As fans await the full album release, “The Tipu House” reinforces Jethro Tull's position as stalwarts of  rock, demonstrating their capacity to evolve while honoring their storied past.

 

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