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    Frightened rabbit

    Apr 27, 2016 2 minutes
    Words by Paul Bullock

    Painting of a Panic Attack, the fifth full-length from Glasgow’s Frightened Rabbit, comes on strong with the stately grandeur and confidence of a group in absolute control of its faculties. From the first notes of the opener “Death Dream,” these songs are soaked in self-assurance. They’re built on the foundation

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