Brooklyn Vegan — Frightened Rabbit came to NYC over the weekend for two sold-out shows on the 10th anniversary tour for their most loved album, The Midnight Organ Fight. We already posted a review of the Bowery Ballroom show and now we've got pictures of the Mus... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Nothing stopped them from performing the beloved album with all the spirit that they had ten years ago. Scott and the rest of the band were putting their all into every song and clearly having a great time, and they really did a great job of re-creat... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — In addition to her own great music, Julien Baker has a real knack for doing great covers and collaborations. Here are some of our favorites, including collabs with Manchester Orchestra, Frightened Rabbit, Sharon Van Etten, Touche Amore, and Ben Gibba... more info

Stereogum — After Frightened Rabbit's great 2013 album Pedestrian Verse, there was a sense that whatever came next had to be something a little different. Pedestrian Verse boasted some of the group's best songs, and, in many ways, that release felt like a logica... more info

Stereogum — Typhoon is a Portland combo that applies a grand post-rock sweep to world-weary alt-rock balladry, like if Frightened Rabbit teamed up with Mogwai (and were based in the Pacific Northwest instead of Scotland). Offerings, their fourth album, is out ne... more info

Chorus.fm — Frightened Rabbit’s new song “No Real Life” can be streamed below. more info

Stereogum — Frightened Rabbit have closed out the year with a new song called "No Real Life," with an encouragement to donate to Alzheimer Scotland for the holiday season. The Scottish band released an EP a few months back, and their most recent full-length was ... more info

Chorus.fm — Frightened Rabbit have released a video for “Roadless.” more info

Chorus.fm — Frightened Rabbit’s new EP, Recorded Songs, is out today. It includes the track “How It Gets In” featuring Julien Baker. more info

Stereogum — While Frightened Rabbit specialize in an anthemic form of indie-rock sadness and Julien Baker plays spare, sad folk music, both are exceptionally good at capturing melancholia in song. So it makes sense that they've teamed up for "How It Gets In," a ... more info