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Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison, December 2017 (Roberto Ricciuti/Getty Images)Frightened Rabbit have introduced a brand new report the place different. have introduced a brand new report the place different artists cowl the songs of their 2008 album. The tribute LP options covers from, the National’s Aaron Dessner, Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry, the Hold Steady’s Craig Finn, Benjamin Gibbard, and extra. Below, hearken to Julien Baker and ’s variations of The Modern Leper. Scroll down for the tracklist and art work, in addition to a message from Frightened Rabbit. The songs on have been recorded in 2018

Frightened Rabbit have announced a new record where other artists cover the songs of their 2008 album The Midnight Organ Fight. The tribute LP features covers from Julien Baker, the National’s Aaron Dessner, Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry, the Hold Steady’s Craig Finn, Benjamin Gibbard, and more. Below, listen to Julien Baker and Biffy Clyro’s versions of The Modern Leper. Scroll down for the tracklist and artwork, as well as a message from Frightened Rabbit. The songs on TINY CHANGES: A Celebration of Frightened Rabbit’s ‘The Midnight Organ Fight’ were recorded in 2018.

Before Frightened Rabbit founding member Scott Hutchison died, an idea was formed to celebrate 10 years of their seminal album 'The Midnight Organ Fight' by asking some of their talented buds in music to take a crack at their own versions of a song on the album. The whole album was recorded and was due to be released last summer, but then unfortunately Scott passed away last May. The band have decided they still want to release the record as a testament to the album, and to Scott. Frightened Rabbit are a Scottish indie rock band from Selkirk, formed in 2003. Initially a solo project.

The Midnight Organ Fight is the second studio album by Scottish indie rock band Frightened Rabbit, released April 15, 2008, on Fat Cat Records. Vocalist/guitarist Scott Hutchison describes the album as being "quite relationshippy" and "a lot more intense" than its predecessor Sing the Greys. Following the album's completion, it took a month for Hutchison to be able to listen to it. Lyrically, Hutchison states that "most of the lyrics are pretty direct" and that the album "almost spells out what’s happened

To celebrate everyone who had been a part of the last ten years of the band, Frightened Rabbit asked friends, past collaborators and peers to record their own interpretations of the album’s tracklist

The Frightened Rabbit frontman had sung about his depression ever since the band’s debut Sing the Greys, going so far as to discuss his thoughts toward suicide, a theme hauntingly prescient in the track ‘Floating in the Forth’ from the band’s sophomore The Midnight Organ Fight. But look: Scott was alive for ten years after The Midnight Organ Fight, and he’d been struggling with depression long before that.

There’s a track on Frightened Rabbit’s 2008 album The Midnight Organ Fight that must surely qualify as one of the most uplifting songs ever written about death. In it, the Scottish indie outfit’s frontman Scott Hutchison makes a pledge. Hutchison was the driving force behind this covers album, which takes its title from that lyric and finds the band’s friends recreating the entirety of The Midnight Organ Fight. Hutchison killed himself in May 2018: now the record serves as a tribute. Each track is performed by a different act – the National’s Aaron Dessner, Craig Finn of the Hold Steady and Josh Ritter among them. That Tiny Changes is an astoundingly good album is no huge surprise – its source material reverberates with brilliance.