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After a very long break, I sent out my first batch of #FRabbitmail in 2019 today! It’s not many, but it’s a start and I promise more. Additionally, I gave “Pedestrian Verse” a belated birthday spin. ❤️🐰🌩🦉 #cardsforscott #frabbit #pedestrianverse https://www.instagram.com/p/Btg7JWYAWgm/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ch1jv7pm5hxt

mmmmm Frightened Rabbit study break

There's a new Frightened Rabbit album out and if you are anything like me  then of course you know this already. On the off chance that you are nothing like me, you've probably then never listened to them before so I suggest you get started. I suppose you could say their music sounds something along the lines of "sad drunken Scottish" music but that's just a vague generalization on how terrific they are. Their new album, Pedestrian Verse, does not disappoint in the introspective lyrics of sad thoughts and the search for life meanings department. I doubt that vocalist Scott Hutchinson will ever shy away from the moody lyrical strategy but this time the music section kicks it up a few glasses of whiskey and shines by including all members of the band into the writing process. The result can be seen in a somewhat uplifting, drum heavy and production upgrade, album that recalls both The Winter of Mixed Drinks and The Midnight Organ Fight. While a few other bands have left me wanting more with follow up releases this year, Frightened Rabbit exceeded expectations and left me with more songs to include in their catalog of impressive music.