
Just a quick find that I apparently was oblivious to. My story goes while looking into some “off the beaten track” songs from Windmill (mentioned previously here) as I am looking forward to his new album, I came across an Australian compilation from “The Lifted Brow”. I discovered via the website that TLB is more of a literary publication with musical accents at times of which both Windmill and Frightened Rabbit were both featured. To my surprise I found that the Frightened Rabbit track is one I did not have prior, so my research brought me the below gem while looking for something completely different.
Visit The Lifted Brow HERE and you can find the double CD compilation on their 4th issue. The track is a nice slowed down number from the Scottish quartet – I for one find it one of their best yet.
Visit Frightened Rabbit on their MySpace page while their actual website is being completed.
~Smansmith
hey man,
you have very good taste.
if you like frightened rabbit, you should try twin atlantic, ross clark and the scarves go missing or anna meldrum! all scottish all good.
keep it up
kav
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5:18 pm
That seems like a really cool magazine, just wish it wasn’t so expensive to ship to the states!
Have you seen them live yet? If you haven’t or have, they are performing on Josh Schwartz’s new web- series Rockville CA (www.rockvilleca.com), it’s no high brow literary magazine, but they do have a character they refer to as the “Douche.”