Helplessness Blues

It’s a richer, more diverse sound than their self-titled LP or the Sun Giant EP.

Helplnessness Blues is not a reinvention, but rather a refinement.

Fleet Foxes suck. They’re the soy-latte house band of Starbucks.

The record showcases the band's expanded range and successful risk-taking, while retaining what so many people fell in love with about the group in the first place.

Helplessness Blues is a cosmic, bombastic record, undaunted and ready to expose itself on every corner with a whole lot of heart.

Fleet Foxes have become a band who will not stop pushing, who will challenge themselves to avoid stagnancy, who will work with both their instruments and their minds.

This is a dynamic record that improves on the band’s already impressive accomplishments in every way.

It’s an album that makes you sad that it’s not longer; sad that it can’t just go on forever.