1. Strangled by the Stereo Wire 2. All the Nations Airports 3. Scenic Pastures 4. Worst Defense 5. Attack of the Killer Bees 6. Rental Sting 7. Assassination on X-Mas Eve 8. Chumming the Ocean 9. Vocal Shrapnel 10. Bones of Her Hands 11. Bumpo 12. Form and File 13. Acromegaly 14. Distance Comes in Droves 15. Bombs Away 1. Density 2. Little Jets 3. Strangled By the Stereo Wire (4-Track Demo) 4. All the Nations Airports (4-Track Demo) 5. Scenic Pastures (4-Track Demo) 6. Trilogy (4-Track Demo) 7. Assassination on X-Mas Eve (4-Track Demo) 8. Chumming the Ocean (4-Track Demo) 9. Vocal Shrapnel (4-Track Demo) 10. Bones of Her Hands (4-Track Demo) 11. Bumpo (4-Track Demo) 12. Form and File (4-Track Demo) 13. Acromegaly (4-Track Demo) 14. Distance Comes in Droves (4-Track Demo) 15. Bombs Away (4-Track Demo) 16. Density (4-Track Demo) 17. Little Jets (4-Track Demo) 18. There Has To Be Something (4-Track Demo) 19. Total Failure (4-Track Demo)

In August Fire will reissue All the Nations Airports and White Trash Heroes, the final two albums from Archers of Loaf. Both albums have been remastered by Bob Weston and feature re-imagined cover art, new liner notes and copious bonus material. Also, each album will be available on double-CD, colored vinyl and digital download.

With All the Nations Airports, the band did not compromise its efforts to push itself in new directions. Archers of Loaf delivered an album that included the straightforward indie-rock songs that had made them famous, interspersed with instrumental tracks, layered tape loops, and even a solo piano song. In Stephen Thompson's liner notes for the Airports reissue, he says, "It's music that exists because it must, with all the bile, beauty, and bluster of youth and all the disaffected paranoia of a perpetually worried mind. The album might not have fulfilled Archers of Loaf's commercial potential at the time, but that makes an awful lot of sense. The band tended to craft its greatest art when it saw fit to scribble in the margins."