The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus return with a deluxe edition of their latest album, “X’s For Eyes,” released through Better Noise Music.
This updated version adds four new tracks, giving fans a richer and more complete listening experience.
The deluxe edition brings more to explore. It adds several new tracks that expand the album’s story.
Among them is “Angels Cry,” which sets the tone early. Then comes “Perfection,” featuring Derek Sanders, adding a fresh dynamic.
The release also includes “Not Today,” a reimagined version of a track by Twenty One Pilots.
To round it out, the band presents a new Screams Version of “Slipping Through (No Kings),” giving the song a heavier edge.
Alongside the release, the band also shared a lyric video for “Not Today.”
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An Exciting Project for The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Vocalist Ronnie Winter has explained that this deluxe edition stands out as one of the most exciting projects in the band’s career.
He highlights how guest vocals and alternative versions bring a fresh perspective to the album, adding new layers to its overall sound.
The original “X’s For Eyes” album already showed a broader musical direction.
Across its 11 tracks, the band blends energetic alternative pop with strong guitar riffs, subtle electronic elements, and Ronnie Winter’s emotional vocal style.
The project also features collaborations with Kellin Quinn on “Always The King” and Craig Mabbitt on “Worth It.”
Since forming in 2004 in Jacksonville, the band has built a strong global following.
They gained major recognition with hits like “Face Down,” which achieved five-times Platinum status, and “Your Guardian Angel,” which earned double Platinum certification.
Their debut album “Don’t You Fake It” also reached double Platinum, while their catalog has now surpassed 1.5 billion streams worldwide.
With the deluxe edition of “X’s For Eyes,” the band continues to deliver the emotional intensity that defines their sound.
At the same time, they deepen their connection with fans by offering new material that feels both familiar and refreshed.
