“So Fast” is well-punctuated, well-announced, and sufficiently well-thought of that it is the first track on Julie Doiron’s reissued Loneliest in the Morning. Ten years after the release and much more than a decade since she left noise-pop outfit Eric’s Trip, Doiron’s subtle and acoustic meditation on expectation shares thoughts handwritten in blotchy ink and quietly hand-delivered. These words do not sound voyeuristic or specific—they are just words we should all write or receive once in a while.