Frightened Rabbit

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Frightened Rabbit YouTube Videos

Frightened Rabbit "Head Rolls Off" Fatcat Records (03:52)

Director: Joe Tunmer Here's the video for the 1st single, due March 3rd, from the 2nd Frightened Rabbit album, 'The Midnight Organ Fight', released 14th April 2008. http://www.fat-cat.co.uk...

frightened rabbit - the modern leper (03:49)

(music only, no official video out yet) the modern leper artist: frightened rabbit album: the midnight organ fight year: 2008 i like this song, http://recycledlovesongs.com/

Frightened Rabbit - Keep Yourself Warm (05:33)

from the new album 'the midnight organ fight'. go out and buy the album right now if you haven't already, it'll make your life so much better with it's greatness. :) not the most elaborate video i'll admit, but who...

Frightened Rabbit "The Greys" Fatcat Records (02:40)

Director: Fraser Campbell Date:2007 Taken from Frightened Rabbits "Sings The Greys" LP on Fatcat Records. http://www.myspace.com/frightenedrabbit http://fat-cat.co.uk

Frightened Rabbit - "The Modern Leper" (acoustic version) (03:41)

Frightened Rabbit performs an acoustic version of "The Modern Leper" for LiveDaily Sessions.

Frightened Rabbit Live

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- Liquid Room, Edinburgh
- Dec 9, 2008
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- Barfly, Aberdeen
- Dec 11, 2008
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- Windmill, London
- Dec 16, 2008
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Frightened Rabbit Biography

Based in Selkirk, Scotland, this indie rock band was formed in 2004 by brothers Scott Hutchison (vocals/guitar) and Grant Hutchison (drums). Guitarist Billy Kennedy was added to the line-up during sessions for the band's demo CD Sing The Greys. The album was released in 2006 in a limited edition run and received enough interest for a major label contract to be on the cards. A projected deal fell through and the trio ended up signing to the more sympathetic FatCat independent label. A remixed and remastered version of Sing The Greys followed at the end of 2006, although even in this version the band's rough-edged indie rock offered little extraneous frills. The band then completed work on a new collection of songs with US producer Peter Katis, who helped add a layer of polish to the sound of their debut. Released in summer 2008, The Midnight Organ Fight stuck close to the musical blueprint of Sing The Greys, with Scott Hutchinson's bleakly humorous lyrics of love and loss again providing the focal point. Keyboard player Andy Monaghan was added to the line-up shortly before the release of the album.