A stark and confessional album, "Painting of a Panic Attack" saw Frightened Rabbit producer by The National's Aaron Dressner, who encouraged a more layered, atmospheric sound that highlighted Grant Hutchinson's unflinching lyrical honesty.
- Recorded in upstate New York, the album was largely written during a period of personal turmoil for frontman Grant Hutchinson.
- The release marked the first time the band had worked with an outside producer for a full album.
- Upon its release, the album received generally positive reviews, with particular praise for its lyrical depth and sonic experimentation.
Frightened Rabbit was a Scottish indie rock band formed in 2003, known for their raw, emotional lyrics and anthemic sound. The 2016 release of "Painting of a Panic Attack" found the band grappling with new sonic textures and personal vulnerability.
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