Brainwashed reviews Fleet Foxes self-titled album
Brainwashed reviews Fleet Foxes self-titled album:
These musicians genuinely believe that what they’re making as a group has some power, something beyond trite, stylistic aping and nostalgia. In short, Fleet Foxes has recorded the best album I have heard this year. They have come to the studio with a purpose and have succeeded in suffusing their record with it. If only other bands could remember why they love rock and pop music, too.
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