Originally released in 1997 by Sub Pop, Loneliest In The Morning was Doiron's second solo release and her first release as Julie Doiron (having dropped the moniker Broken Girl).

This re-issue comes complete with three bonus tracks: "Second Time" from split 7" with Snailhouse and the tracks "WhoWill Be The One" and "Too Much" from the 7" release Doiron recorded with the Wooden Stars.

Loneliest In The Morning - an album Pitchfork described as "catchy enough to knock Liz Phair upside the head" - is a important piece to the Doiron catalog and this re-issue is particularly significant.