#artist: fleet foxes

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Montezuma • Bedouin Dress • Sim Sala Bim • Battery Kinzie • The Plains / Bitter Dancer • Helplessness Blues • The Cascades • Lorelai • Someone You'd Admire • The Shrine / An Argument • Blue Spotted Tail • Grown Ocean

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[cellakershek]

Spirit guide intervention, oil, metal, resin on wood panel 2024

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[murksou]

forgot to show that I drew every character from memory lmao

[aulerean]

me when I listen to Wading in Waist-High Water by Fleet Foxes

[tsukiyo-7]

Lie down with me, my dear

Lie down

Under stormy night

Tell nobody

My brother, where do you intend to go tonight?

I heard that you missed your connecting flight

Oh, brother of mine

To the Blue Ridge Mountains, over near Tennessee

So no one gets worried, no

You're ever welcome with me any time you like

Let's drive to the countryside

Leave behind some green-eyed look-a-likes

So no one gets worried, no

But [x] don't get careless

I'm sure it'll be fine

I love you, I love you

Oh brother of mine

[foggy-idea]

Bound to be reconciled

Too long swinging the knife

All will wash over you in a night so unending

Now long now to the rising

[vanhelsingapologist]

I am submitting my formal request for folk music ~opinions~ ❤️

Folk music is another one of those genres that’s hard to pinpoint. It’s basically been merging with country and Americana for years. Further, are people asking for traditional folk? Folk metal? Indie folk? Baroque folk? But it’s all folk! Folk, folk, folk. I’ve written it so many times that it doesn’t look like a word. Anyway, I went contemporary/indie/roots folk for this. Started with more woodsy stuff, too.

• Empty Northern Hemisphere by Gregory Alan Isakov. Gregory Alan Isakov is one of those artists I adore and I think he pretty consistently nails it when it comes to folksy themes and instrumentation. His Weatherman album is pretty fantastic. He’s probably considered indie folk, if I had to put a finger on it.

• My Gal, My Guy by Darlingside. The first song I ever heard by them was called Harrison Ford, which is also pretty good, but there’s just something about this song! Also indie folk.

• Oats In The Water by Ben Howard. He has another great one called In Dreams. His earlier music sort of feels like standing in a dead forest. I can’t really explain it beyond that. His newer stuff is a bit more atmospheric, but it’s good.

• Bavarian Porcelain by Sea Wolf. His song Dear Fellow Traveller got some fandom airtime, but his whole discography is pretty good and soaked with forest imagery. My favorite album is probably White Water, White Bloom, but Cedarsmoke is very kind to me.

• Let This Remain by Alana Henderson. Henderson keeps making her way into my playlists. She sort of reminds me of Enya, sort of reminds me of something reminiscent of the Dresdon Dolls, but it’s just enough that she’s got this incredible unique sound.

• Francis by Haley Heynderickx and Max García Conover. This is another one that I have to physically restrain myself from looping. Their voices blend really well, and I’d also consider it my official endorsement of both their music. Heynderickx’s No Face and Show You A Body kill me and Conover’s collaboration on the everything in winter album is worth a listen.

• Deep Green by Marika Hackman. I feel like we can call Marika Hackman folk. Her voice is haunting, her lyrics stick, and she does really neat stuff instrumentally, and she had the folk sound. Not coffeehouse music, so I had to look to see what she’s categorized as. Alternative, it was. Her new album is less folksy, but We Slept At Last definitely is.

• Darlin Corey by Amythyst Kiah. If you haven’t heard any of her work, go listen as soon as possible. She’s got this deep, beautiful sound and writes about isolation in a way that really resonates. It’s hard to find artists who make folk that sounds a hundred years old, but she nails it every single time.

• Love Me Like You Used To by Lord Huron. Lord Huron is an old favorite, and I do think their Long Lost album is my favorite, despite Strange Trails being so well-known. Nothing makes you wanna awoo the way these guys do.

• Traveling On by The Decemberists. I’m a Decemberists fan first, person second. Sometimes I go about my day and “street side smokers, holy rollers” pops into my head at random. Hopefully, you will share my plight.

• Ofelia by Kiltro. Kiltro plays a mixture of shoegaze and Chilean folk. If that doesn’t sound like the best fucking time ever get AWAY from me. Creatures of Habit bumped all year before I graduated.

• The Weight by Amigo the Devil. Darker folk. I think he’s on a playlist called Murderfolk, which just about sums it up. I might put Amigo the Devil in the same camp as AJJ in terms of sound. Slightly different in lyricism.

• Northern Wind by Liza Anne. Their new stuff isn’t folk, but their old stuff is definitely indie folk. I sometimes describe them as drinking cold water, and I think that definitely sticks with their Two album.

As always, I have no idea what I’m talking about. Hope this is good!

[ominousvibez]

i haven't seen this posted here yet but a bunch of different musicians (fleet foxes, the mountain goats, R.E.M, and more) collaborated on an album called "cardinals at the window" which is set up to help raise money for people in WNC

there's more than 100 songs on this thing and it costs like ten bucks (or you can pay more if you want) and all proceeds will be split between different charities in western north carolina for flood relief

check it out here!!

[phantom-of-the-north]

Robin is based for this EXCEPT the album doesn’t fall off at the end, in fact TKOL is exquisite from beginning to end <3

[cordiallyfuturedwight]

it’s that time of the month, y’all <3 and happy halloween!!!!

get yours here. thanks to @livelocks for getting the ball rolling 🫶

i’ll tag @raplinenthusiasts @cosmicdreamgrl @thornedswan @senor-hoberto @permanentreverie @clutterbugs @epiphanytear @aprylynn @rjshope @fireworksgalaxy @jiminsproof @hopeinthebox @eoieopda @captainassmerica and YOU READING THIS BYEEEE love you all

[sallytwo]

everytime i listen to a song and go to read about it and everyones like "this is a breakup song" theyre all wrong. every single song about breakups is about death. like im not joking

[werebutch]

Battery kinzie has to be one of my all time favorite songs I love that shit so much.

[murksou]

Holidays art of some sillies :3

Hope you all had a good one!!

[bardicwatercolorist]

Why in the night sky are the lights hung? Why is the earth moving round the sun? Floating in the vacuum without purpose, not a one... Why in the night sky are the lights hung?

-Blue Spotted Tail, Fleet Foxes

[every-eye-evermore]

If I don’t go to a concert soon, I’m going to die (real) (the doctor said I have a week)

[saintkeaton]

I woke up this morning & it was snowing at my house. As I looked out the window, watching it slowly fall, this song came to mind. Don’t know what it is, but this band just sounds like winter to me.