• Fleet Foxes Review

You know the saying 'sequels can never hold a candle to the original films', right? Well in this rare case (in the musical sense), Helplessness Blues is not just an amazing follow-up effort after the explosive self-titled debut, it damn-near surpasses it in compositional complexity and tone. Its a much more upbeat sounding album (which is my only gripe personally) but that doe not hinder it in the slightest. Sim Sala Bim and The Shrine/An Argument are my personal favorite cuts from this one. Einstruction cps software download legacy. Favorite track: Sim Sala Bim.

Fleet Foxes Review

“Helplessness Blues” Album Cover November 12, 2012 August 27, 2014 ~ marneloo My concept was that the Fleet Foxes sing about things as though they are through the eyes of an animal: the loveliness of the sunshine and the seaside and the snow so I made some doe eyes on this man. Seattle music aficionados may do a double-take in the magazine aisle this month when they catch Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold on the cover of SPIN Magazine’s May 2011 issue. The well-respected music rag heralds the band’s newest album, Helplessness Blues, as the most beautiful album of 2011.