I recently switched out a load of albums I had in my car and I’ve found myself listening to the latest Frightened Rabbit album, The Midnight Organ Fight (amazon) (itunes), almost continually. I know I mentioned this album just a bit over two months ago, but I do not believe you took my recommendation seriously. If you are part of the few thousand which access The World Forgot on a daily basis then you certainly know by now that I will not lead you astray. I am not a corporate entity seeking to stuff myself full of your hard earned cash. I am a music fan seeking to promote the art that I find to be entertaining.
mp3 : Frightened Rabbit - Poke
Now that I have stolen your attention with my clever banter and obvious intellectual superiority I must encourage you to listen to Frightened Rabbit. This album is quite brilliant from start to finish and not a single track feels out of place or off message. After drifting through this disc an almost countless number of times I have come to appreciate this song, Poke, more and more. The lyrics are stunning, the mood the song and story evoke is simple and elegant, and it might be the best stream of consciousness narrative released this year.
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Once in awhile along comes an album that I unceremoniously foist upon anyone within earshot of my current home. Once there was an album called The Colour and the Shape, then there was The Blue Album, followed by Is This It, followed by Greetings from Michigan, followed by Wednesdays, followed by, well, you get the picture. Yesterday I heard for the first time the latest album by Frightened Rabbit. The album is called The Midnight Organ Fight (amazon) (itunes) and you should immediately make an excuse to acquire yourself a copy as soon as is humanly possible.
From start to end this album is solid. The lyrics and melodies are intricate and intoxicating and I find myself at a loss for words to accurately describe the magic contained within these fourteen tracks. In fact I find it hard to choose just two songs for you to sample. Every track could stand alone, but it is the sum of the parts, when heard together, that take this album and elevate it to something special. Something special indeed.
mp3 : Frightened Rabbit - The Modern Leper
mp3 : Frightened Rabbit - The Twist
In my opinion these two tracks are brilliant, but even they fail to accurately capture how great of an album this really is. Other standout tracks include Old Old Fashioned, Head Rolls Off, My Backwards Walk, Poke, Floating In The Forth, and I Feel Better. Mark my words, this is not an album that you can pick and choose which songs to purchase. Every single moment of this album is amazing.
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