Remastered on 200-gram, heavyweight vinyl at legendary Abbey Road Studios, all from original analogue masters, Grace Under Pressure is the band's tenth studio album and was originally released in April, 1984. Grace Under Pressure reached #10 on the Billboard chart and Alex Lifeson called it “the most satisfying of all our records.” It was the first album they recorded without long-time producer Terry Brown, eventually producing it themselves. The song's themes were influenced by the growing tensions in the Cold War. The music itself continued the presence of synthesizers introduced on Signals, as well as incorporating elements of ska and reggae into their sound.