Listen: Frightened Rabbit – “Lump Street”
Painting Of A Panic Attack out 4/8 via Canvasback/Atlantic
Mar 18, 2016
Scotland's Frightened Rabbit previously shared the audio of single "Death Dream" and video for single "Get Out," both of their new album Painting Of A Panic Attack out 4/8 via Canvasback/Atlantic. The album was produced by Aaron Dessner of The National. Now the band has shared a new song "Lump Street." The song tells the story on a down-on-it's-luck town that eventually finds some slivers of hope. The song is full of melancholy and heavy syths until midway through when it transitions into upbeat melody full of radiant guitars and pounding drums. Hutchison comes to the conclusion that you can find good in the darkest places if you look hard enough. Listen below.
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