Editing Art of Noise (section)

===Re-releases===
In 2003, a 20th-anniversary edition of ''Into Battle'' was released the first time in CD form in Germany, including bonus tracks and a bonus DVD of their promo videos and a selected discography slideshow of album art. The CD substituted the original version of "Beat Box" with the later "Diversion One".

In early 2004, the [http://www.karvavena.com Karvavena] label released an Art of Noise tribute album, ''The Abduction of The Art of Noise''. This album contains covers of various tracks, including a new version of "Beat Box" performed by J.J. Jeczalik under his Art of Silence moniker. 2004 saw Dudley and Horn perform "Close (To the Edit)" together at a [[The Prince's Trust]] charity event.

In 2006, Lol Creme and Trevor Horn formed [[Producers (band)|Producers]], a band made up of [[record producers]] and musicians.  Gary Langan is the band's [[audio engineer]].

21 August 2006 saw ZTT release a 4-CD Art of Noise box set, titled ''[[And What Have You Done with My Body, God?]]'', which consisted of tracks exclusively from the 1983–85 ZTT era, from the initial tentative demos created by Gary Langan and J.J. Jeczalik in the wake of the Yes ''90125'' sessions, to selections from the Ambassadors Theatre performances featuring Horn and Morley, recorded at concerts profiling ZTT acts—prior to which, Langan, Jeczalik, and Dudley had abandoned the label (and, for the time being, the band). The set featured over 40 unreleased remixes, demos, and works in progress, as well as the complete vinyl version of ''Into Battle...'' – sourced from the original masters – for the first time on CD. The project was conceived, researched and compiled by music journalist (and Art of Noise aficionado) [[Ian Peel (journalist)|Ian Peel]], who also wrote the box set's accompanying 36-page book, which featured new interviews with all of the original members.

In April 2011, Peel continued his archiving of classic and vaulted ZTT material, now named the Element Series, with a Deluxe Edition reissue of ''[[Into Battle with the Art of Noise]]''. This was intended to be the first of a chronological remastering and repackaging of the Art of Noise's output, collating the original album or EP with extended and previously unavailable tracks. ''[[Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?]]'', considered the first 'true' AON album, was released as a Deluxe Edition on 19 September 2011.

In May 2017, a two-disc deluxe edition of ''[[In Visible Silence]]'' was released.  Included is the remastered album, along with several remixes and B-sides, taken from previous 12" singles and available on CD for the first time.  Also included are outtakes and unreleased material from the group's time with China Records. Shortly thereafter, a similar deluxe edition of their next album, ''[[In No Sense? Nonsense!]]'' was released.