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Originally the stage name used when singer/guitarist Scott Hutchison began playing shows while at art college in Glasgow in 2003, Frightened Rabbit doubled in size when brother Grant joined on drums a year later and became a three-piece with the addition of Billy Kennedy (not the bloke from Neighbours whose now in House). They released debut Sing The Greys on home grown label Hits The Fan in 2006 and the album was re-released and remastered when they signed to Fat Cat a year later. Critical breakthrough The Midnight Organ Fight - voted Ragged Words third best album of 2008 - followed under the production of Interpol and The National alumni Peter Katis leading Frightened Rabbit to swell to four with keyboardist/ guitarist Andy Monaghan joining.
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 When we speak to Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison days before his bands second record hits the shelves, he’s got the pre-release jitters. You imagine even the most cocksure of frontmen suffer from such opening week nerves. Even Ian Brown must have spent more time than usual on the... |
 Emotion is easy. Understanding it, that’s the hard part. In taking two contemplative steps back from the end of a relationship – that of frontman Scott Hutchison – Frightened Rabbit have produced a record of startling passion and honesty. With 14 tracks, give or take a couple,... |
 Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison gives Ragged Words a track by track guide to The Midnight Organ Fight, out today (14/04/08) |
 There are certain interviews that really should be done justice with a full write up but just don't allow it. For all the good reasons. Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison is that kind of tough edit and well, we're keen as hell to grab every last detail about the band's eagerly anticipated... |
 Traveling coast to coast through North America for the month of January, Frightened Rabbit frontman Scott Hutchison tells Ragged Words of ten lessons learned. |
 Frightened Rabbit's Midnight Organ Fight was our third favourite album of 2008 and among the 100 we considered to have defined the past decade. Frontman Scott Hutchinson kindly provided us with a ... |
