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Frightened Rabbit - The Winter Of Mixed Drinks - Vinyl Record

Name: Frightened Rabbit - The Winter Of Mixed Drinks - Vinyl Record
Brand: AENT
SKU: 600116998415
Price: 26.95 EUR
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Experience the magic of Frightened Rabbit's new album, 'The Winter of Mixed Drinks - Vinyl Record'. Produced by Peter Katis, known for his work with acclaimed bands like The National, Interpol, and Spoon, this album follows their critically acclaimed classic, 'The Midnight Organ Fight'. With stunning string arrangements and a more fully realized sound than ever before, this album has already caught the attention of fellow musicians like Craig Finn and Nick Harmer. Let yourself get lost in the visceral, heartbreaking pop oeuvre and discover why this band is on everyone's "best of" list. Don't miss out on the warm and rippling lead single, "Swim Until You Can't See Land", which has been featured on NME's Top 50 Single of 2009, despite leaking only weeks before the end of year polls. Combining the introspective lyricism of The National with the emotive drive of Mumford & Sons, Frightened Rabbit is one of the most exciting.

1-1 Things
1-2 Swim Until You Can't See Land
1-3 The Loneliness and the Scream
1-4 The Wrestle
1-5 Skip the Youth
1-6 Nothing Like You
1-7 Man/Bag of Sand
1-8 FootShooter
1-9 Not Miserable
1-10 Living in Colour
1-11 Yes, I Would

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