Lost in Ohio is reissuing the 2012 indie pop classic, on limited-edition pink & blue splatter vinyl. It is expanded to include track from the Girls Who Look Like Me EP. Blonde Album was mastered for vinyl by Christopher Colbert (Richard Swift, Pedro the Lion), with lacquers cut by Lex van Coeverden in the Netherlands. It begins shipping in April!

In honor of its 15th anniversary, Lost in Ohio is pleased to announce a deluxe vinyl reissue of The New Amsterdams’ landmark 2007 album Killed or Cured. The brown & white double vinyl release is housed in a stunning gatefold jacket with refreshed artwork from original designer Matt Doyle and remastered for vinyl by Michael Fossenkemper. Vinyl is shipping Friday, October 14. Click here to pre-order!

Months after running a successful Kickstarter campaign for the landmark Morella’s Forest debut Super Deluxe, Lost in Ohio is excited to announce pre-orders for remaining copies of the vinyl! Limited quantities are left of both the orange and green vinyl. Click here to pre-order.

Fluffy does things differently, like make a new music video 27 years after the album comes out. In honor of the re-release of Sugar Pistol, we’re proud to announce a new music video for “My Love,” starring Steve Hindalong (The Choir), Andi Gudgeon and lots of lawn equipment. Thanks to Indie Vision Music for premiering the video this week on their site, Jonathan Hancock for the assist, Christopher Colbert for the love, and you for watching (and pre-ordering the vinyl)!

Lost in Ohio is reissuing Fluffy’s long lost third album Sugar Pistol on limited-edition clear vinyl and all digital streaming platforms. Click here to pre-order now! Fluffy’s Sugar Pistol is really two albums by two different bands based in two different cities. One, sludgy post-punk from Southern California; the other, studio-driven shoegaze out of Nashville. But after re-naming the band, re-titling the album and changing the artwork, one could be forgiven if you’ve never even heard Fluffy’s weird and dreamy split-brain finale. But then again, little about Fluffy’s story was conventional.