KEXP Seattle — More anthemic than brooding, Scottish band Frightened Rabbit‘s songs pull no punches. You don’t have time to dwell on their brutally honest lyrics, usually about love and relationships, as you’re pumping your fist in the air and sloshing around... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — My Bloody Valentine's long awaited successor to Loveless, m b v, was released Saturday night. I have already heard EELS' Wonderful, Glorious, Frightened Rabbit's Pedestrian Verse, Richard Thompson's Electric, and Thao and The Get Down Stay Down's We ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The heartbroken Scots evolve into full-fledged rockers. more info

DrownedInSound — DiS chats to Frightened Rabbit and premieres a mini-documentary about the making of the new album, featuring brand new unheard material. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

DrownedInSound — Pedestrian Verse continues the trajectory of its predecessor, but whereas the charm of the first two Frightened Rabbit albums was an urgency that didn’t allow for polishing, and the third sounded more expansive, the impact of the fourth comes from ... more info

Consequence of Sound — A heapin' helping of self-aware indie rock. more info

Chorus.fm — Stream *Frightened Rabbit* (http://frightenedrabbit.com)'s new album, Pedestrian Verse, over at The Guardian (http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2013/jan/28/frightened-rabbit-pedestrian-verse-stream) now. more info

Consequence of Sound — Songs for the dead. more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, Frightened Rabbit, Tegan & Sara, and Wilde Belle more info

Chorus.fm — In the replies, you can check out *Frightened Rabbit (http://www.facebook.com/frightenedrabbit)*'s new video for "The Woodpile." It's off the band's upcoming new record Pedestrian Verse, which hits stores in February. Submitted by drewinseries more info