Back in October, Frightened Rabbit released a new song and video online by the name of 'Swim Until You Can't See Land' which is due as a single next Monday, November 16th. The track is taken from the bands newest and just announced album which has now been given a title and track-listing and is due on March 1st of next year.
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How often is it that you go to a concert nowadays and hear an opening band and it inspires you to buy their cd? For me it is rare. Even though I try to go to all shows with an open mind and really listen to a bands music if I have never heard them prior. I had only heard of Frightened Rabbit because they were opening for a band near and dear to my heart, Pinback. I scanned their website and My...
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Thank you to eveyone who put Frightened Rabbit in their end of year lists, because at times this guy is the only thing that makes sense..
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Fat Cat Records just released and have available for you listening pleasure the new LIVE tracks recorded at the Captain's Rest:http://fat-cat.co.uk/fatcat/release.php?id=275"'Liver! Lung! FR!' is Frightened Rabbit at their very best - live. This intimate, mostly-acoustic live rendition of their phenomenal album 'Midnight Organ Fight' was recorded in July 2008 in Glasgow and mixed by Mice Parade...
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Originally posted at Ghost of Electricity. Go there, see me, say hi, stay awhile, subscribe. It's about time this list came out. I know that alot of lists have already seen daylight, and I've certainly been teasing for a while, but the truth is, I've discovered so much music this year. Particularly, in the last two months. If I had already written my list, then I probably would have chan...
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This is most definitely my favorite song of the year thus far...much love to Scotland for producing this band!
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I think I might have taken this way too far. I could have made a Top 5, 7, maybe 12. But I went through and tried to rank about 65 albums over the last 2 weeks... anyway, here's how it turned out. Of the albums I heard/purchased in 2008, I present to you my top 40: 40. The Mountain Goats - Heretic Pride39. John Legend - Evolver38. Murs - Murs For President37. Okkervil River - The Stand-Ins3...
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There have been so many great records out of Scotland this year: 1990s, Twilight Sad, (reissued) Fire Engines, Young Knives. Still let's add one more, Frightened Rabbit whose debut, Sing the Greys is out today in the US. Here's a bit from my Dusted review:Sing the Greys is Frightened Rabbit's first full-length album, released in slightly less polished form in the UK last year, but beefed up a...
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i'm sure this has already burned up the mogosphere for months already, but fuck me i love this band. i miss scotland so much it burns. even glasgow. i had such a blast there. such a great fucking city and it so doesn't (but sometimes it does) deserves it's bad rap.
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So I was the only person on either Pazz and Jop or Idolator to pick Frightened Rabbit last year, but this year, everybody's on top of them. I'm hoping to review their new album, out in April (and, if experience is any guide, it'll be less exciting than the first one and get lots more press). Still, this mp3 is pretty damned sweet. Boo! Did I scare you?
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The Onion's A.V. Club has posted their yearly review of music and it's pretty darn great. At least as far as the more "mainstream" indie stuff goes. All in all I side probably 70% with them, but then I also just don't have a taste for hip hop/r&b/rap. Nevertheless...
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Frightened Rabbit...where have you been all my life?? In Scotland apparently, having your heart broken about a million times and writing amazing songs...I am smitten. It really is love at first listen... if you believe in that sort of thing.
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here's some tunage from this clever little sco'ish band's first record, "sing the greys".
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Frightened Rabbit’s Midnight Organ Fight was an easy choice for my album of the year and I still think it’s stood the test of time and it will truly be one of my favourite albums…ever. That said expectations are sky high for Frightened Rabbit as they prepare for the follow-up, The Winter Of Mixed Drinks [...]Related posts:Land of Talk – Long Lost Interview The following is an interview I
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I'm diggin this track from their second album, released in April 2008. And I'm loving how his Scottish accent reveals itself ever so slightly like a girl whose oversized shirt exposes one bare shoulder.Scott Hutchison (vocals/guitar)Grant Hutchison (drums/vocals)Billy Kennedy (guitar)Andy Monaghan (keyboards/guitar)
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