Blue October to reissue ‘Foiled’ on vinyl for 20th anniversary
Blue October’s die-hard fans have a lot to celebrate as the band gears up to mark the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed album “Foiled” with a new vinyl reissue. Scheduled for release on May 29, this special edition will come in standard and deluxe versions, with the latter featuring bonus remixes and an acoustic rendition of the hit song “Hate Me.”
The original “Foiled” album, released in 2006, was a significant milestone for Blue October, featuring popular tracks like “Hate Me,” “Into the Ocean,” and the collaboration with Imogen Heap on “Congratulations.” To add to the excitement, fans can now enjoy a brand-new music video for “Congratulations” on YouTube.
To coincide with the reissue, Blue October will also kick off a U.S. tour in October, dedicated to celebrating the album’s two-decade legacy. Each night of the tour will see the band performing “Foiled” in its entirety, promising a nostalgic and heartfelt experience for both longtime and new fans alike.
Reflecting on the enduring impact of “Foiled,” lead singer Justin Furstenfeld expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming milestone, stating, “Let’s show and remind everyone just how special and eclectic that album is. And, most importantly, how much we wore our heart on our sleeve for it.”
As the band prepares to take audiences on a musical journey down memory lane, the vinyl reissue of “Foiled” serves as a fitting tribute to Blue October’s remarkable career and the lasting influence of their iconic sound. With its emotive lyrics, powerful melodies, and genre-defying music, “Foiled” continues to resonate with listeners and remains a cherished part of the band’s discography.
Whether you’re a devoted fan of Blue October or simply appreciate the artistry behind their music, the vinyl reissue of “Foiled” offers a chance to experience this celebrated album in a new and tangible way. Stay tuned for the release on May 29 and join in the celebration of two decades of musical brilliance from one of rock’s most enduring acts.