Frightened Rabbit is a Scottish indie rock band from Selkirk, formed in 2003. The line-up currently consists of Scott Hutchison (vocals, guitar), Grant Hutchison.

I have never been a huge fan of poetry, but sometimes you can listen to words without really understanding, and they sound good. This band should be at the top of the singles and album charts, although it could never be due to the language used. Songs are about Scottish life and are thoroughly uplifting. It seems that the raw songs have been processed by a team of American sound engineers (correct me if I'm wrong) which mixes the raw pathos of the draft music with a pop glaze, and the resultant mix occasionally tastes too rich (track 3) but overall works incredibly well. This is an album for the underground music lover who wants something he can play his friends, because this is accessible and powerful. It holds up fantastically to repeat listening and leaves you sated and happy that, yes, good music is still being made.

Hutchison performing with at in 2013 Background information Born, Scotland Genres, Instruments Vocals, guitar Years active 2003–present Labels, Associated acts,, Website Scott Hutchison is a Scottish singer, songwriter, guitarist and artist. He is best known as the founding member and primary songwriter of the band, with whom he has recorded four studio albums. Hutchison is also a member of the musical collective, and has released one solo album, under the moniker. Hutchison studied at the, before forming Frightened Rabbit in 2003. Initially a solo project, Hutchison collaborated with his brother on the band's debut album, (2006), and recorded the band's critical breakthrough, (2008), as a three-piece, following the collapse of a romantic relationship. Following the album's release, the band's fanbase expanded significantly and a third studio album,, was released in 2010. Signing to, the band released its fourth studio album,, in 2013.

Dell Drivers And Utilities Iso on this page. The following year, Hutchison recorded a solo album under the name, Owl John. In 2016, the band released its fifth studio album,. Hutchison creates the for each Frightened Rabbit release. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Biography [ ] Childhood and early life [ ] Described by his mother as a child, Scott Hutchison was raised in the town of, with his brother Grant.

Moving to the city of, he studied at the: 'I was there for four years and I didn't particularly want to be an illustrator, so I wanted to apply the rules that I learnt to everything I do, in terms of working in a bank or writing music.' Whilst living in Glasgow, Hutchison worked in specialist shop in residential area of, noting: 'I began to appreciate and admire the heritage of flavour in a of.' Initially considering himself solely a guitarist, Hutchison began singing at the age of nineteen, stating: 'Up to that point I was just a guitar player. I didn't know I could sing, I had been told I couldn't.' Hutchison's early songwriting influences included American artists,, and, with Hutchison noting, 'When I started writing songs, my references were [these] acts. [.] I could associate with those stories.

And you can see American 's deep connections with Scottish folk.' Formation of Frightened Rabbit, Sing the Greys and The Midnight Organ Fight (2003–2009) [ ] In 2003, Hutchison began performing under the name Frightened Rabbit, a name given to him by his mother to describe his once shy nature, and began recording and performing with his brother the following year. The duo recorded the band's debut album,, at The Diving Bell Lounge, with producer Marcus MacKay, and released it independently on local label, Hits the Fan, in 2006 An initial run of one-thousand copies quickly sold out and the band signed to. Joined by guitarist Billy Kennedy, the band reissued the album on their new label and began work on its follow-up, (2008), with producer, in,. Influenced by the collapse of his relationship with his high school and college girlfriend, the deeply personal album was released to widespread critical acclaim and increased the band's exposure significantly.

Joined by fourth member Andy Monaghan, the band supported both and on various UK tour dates, and found the album placing highly on multiple 'end-of-year' lists. Collaborations [ ] The Fruit Tree Foundation [ ] Hutchison wrote and recorded with, a collaborative project featuring Scottish and musicians. The resulting album, First Edition, was released in 2011. Regarding the experience, Hutchison stated: It was really beautifully done. I thought it was such a great thing, and also personally, for me, that was my first taste of proper collaboration and it really changed my outlook on songwriting.