Julie Doiron's "Loneliest In The Morning" feels like a cozy blanket on a gray day; it's full of bittersweet musings and the warmth of a well-loved flannel. This blue vinyl release channels the 90s soft grunge scene, with tracks that untangle heartache like a favorite old sweater. Teaming up with Howe Gelb and David Shouse, Doiron lays bare her postpartum blues, crafting ballads that resonate with genuine honesty. Holding this record is like clasping a familiar hand during a rough patch, eagerly waiting for the next moment of solace.