The DVD contains videos for "Happiness," "A&E" and "Caravan Girl," televised performances of "Clowns" and "Road to Somewhere," a variety of live tracks from Goldfrapp's June 21 performance at De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-sea, as well as exclusive backstage footage from the show. Released earlier this year on Mute Records, Seventh Tree went Gold its first week of release in the U.K. and has received immense praise from the likes of People, The New York Times, Harper's Bazaar, Details, USA Today, Entertainment Weekly and more.

In addition to Seventh Tree, Goldfrapp's iTunes Originals Session was released on September 30, and is available for download.

The digital package includes newly recorded versions laid down at New York City's Electric Lady Studios of longtime Goldfrapp favorites "Strict Machine," "Ooh La La," and "Paper Bag" and Seventh Tree songs such as "Eat Yourself," "Road To Somewhere" and "Little Bird." The package also features selected album tracks from the full Goldfrapp catalog as well as commentary and anecdotes from the band.

Goldfrapp recently wrapped up a brief U.S. tour featuring a headlining show at Radio City Music Hall which received great reviews, with Bust Magazine saying they were "overwhelmed by the electro-glam rock, psych pop genius known as Goldfrapp," and New York Magazine praising Alison Goldfrapp's voice, which "zigzagged impressively from electro-sultriness to Nick Drake delicacy."
Earlier this year Goldfrapp performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, on the "Late Show with Jay Leno," on KCRW's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" and on NPR's "World Café." In June, "Good Morning America" featured the video for Seventh Tree's first single "Happiness." The video is now in rotation at VH1.