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The New Amsterdams’ Killed or Cured 15th Anniversary – News

November 1, 2022

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 Get Up Kids – Guilt Show – Review

July 26, 2004

Guilt Show is a perfect mix of the reckless pop thrill of The Get Up Kids’ classics and the subtle shifts in tone, tempo, and style that defined On a Wire.

The Get Up Kids – On a Wire – Review

November 15, 2002

Not riff-oriented emo, but vocal-centered “song”-craft that brings to mind later Chamberlain. A step in the right direction (after eight friggin’ years).

Another Year on the Streets – Volume 2 – Review

August 2, 2002

Another Year on the Streets Volume 2 is pretty easy to summarize. Everyone knows which side of the fence they’re on, so why don’t I just point to the fence?

No-Fi Trash – Review

February 22, 2002

The biggest, brightest, and not-so-bright names in independent music, offering multitudes of subgenres to chose from. Most songs are previously released.

Another Year on the Streets – Review

June 4, 2001

Wanna know what all the fuss is about? Check out this comp to see what all us entirely-too-fuckin’-hip fuckers are praising, damning, and bickering about.

Metroschifter – Encapsulated – Review

September 1, 2000

The band continue their tradition of groundbreaking ideas, this time having other bands learn, arrange, play, and record brand new Metroschifter songs.

Reggie and The Full Effect – Promotional Copy – Review

June 1, 2000

A joke side project that uses everything from gangster samples, “witty/dorky” culture, and inlay, to an Eddie and the Cruisers-esque storyline as its backbone.

The Get Up Kids – Something to Write Home About – Review

January 1, 2000

It doesn’t take more than two songs to show that the percentage of creativity at work here is zero.

The Get Up Kids – Red Letter Day – Review

January 1, 2000

Hmm… so the world’s most overrated band has given us two releases at once. How nice. Well, at least one of them, Red Letter Day, is only an EP.