Fleet Foxes remain unique Six years after their last album "Helplessness Blues" Fleet Foxes are releasing a new album in 2017, their now third. On "Crack-Up" the quintet from Seattle once again lives up to their personal genre "baroque harmonic pop jams". And so the new work lies somewhere between psychedelic retro pop of the 1960s and 1970s, folk and indie rock. Fleet Foxes already revealed what this sounds like in March with the first single release of "Crack-Up". In the almost nine-minute long "Third Of May/daigahara" the band shines with piano, electric 12-string guitar, string quartet and the accustomed harmonic-warm voice of singer Robin Pecknold. A total of eleven new songs are waiting for "Crack-Up", in which the new drummer Morgan Henderson took part for the first time. He joined the band in 2012 and r
Fleet Foxes remain unique Six years after their last album “Helplessness Blues” Fleet Foxes are releasing a new album in 2017, their now third. On “Crack-Up” the quintet from Seattle once again lives up to their personal genre “baroque harmonic pop jams”. And so the new work lies somewhere between psychedelic retro pop of the 1960s and 1970s, folk and indie rock. Fleet Foxes already revealed what this sounds like in March with the first single release of “Crack-Up”. In the almost nine-minute long “Third Of May/daigahara” the band shines with piano, electric 12-string guitar, string quartet and the accustomed harmonic-warm voice of singer Robin Pecknold. A total of eleven new songs are waiting for “Crack-Up”, in which the new drummer Morgan Henderson took part for the first time. He joined the band in 2012 and r
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