On April 8th, Matador will release Terror Twilight: Farewell Horizontal, an exhaustive 45-track set compiling the remastered original album, B-sides, home demos, rehearsal tapes, era-appropriate live recordings, and even the rough tracks from Pavements scrapped session at Sonic Youths Echo Canyon studio. Altogether, it features 28 unreleased tracks.

The 4xLP and 2xCD editions will include a book with never-before-seen photos and commentary/context from band members Mark Ibold, Stephen Malkmus, Bob Nastanovich, Spiral Stairs, and Steve West as well as producer Nigel Godrich (Radiohead, Beck).

The LP will restore Godrichs suggested sequence which foregrounds the albums headiest songs while the CD preserves the final track order assembled by the band.

Originally released in 1999, Terror Twilight marked a departure from Pavements established operating methods. Which is to say that it was recorded with a big-time producer in an expensive studio. However, for all the talk of polish and precision its still very much a Pavement record. And a great one. Like every Pavement album that preceded it, Terror Twilight thrills and confounds. Often at the same time. Twenty-two years on, the songs remain moody, strange, and eminently deserving of re-celebration.