A number of artists have recorded their own versions of songs from Frightened Rabbits The Midnight Organ Fight
The record includes versions of Frabbit songs from Biffy Clyro, The Twilight Sad, Aaron Dassner of The National and Lauren Mayberry of Chvrches, Harkin and Sarah Silverman, Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie and more.
The band said they "wanted to avoid the usual approach of just repressing the vinyl, or rereleasing the same record with different artwork or putting out demos that were never meant to be heard by anyone other than the band and maybe our parents.
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"It felt like a good way to celebrate everyone who had been a part of the last ten years of the band. Every single person on Tiny Changes has been a part of our lives and Frightened Rabbit in a special way over the last ten years."
The band also confirmed that Scott Hutchison had been working on the collaboration and had been preparing some of the artwork for the upcoming release.
"Scott was a vital part of bringing this album together and it's something he was very excited about and worked hard to bring to life.
"He listened to and approved every track on there with us and he had already started preparing the artwork which you'll see on there.
This is a celebration of a record that connected thousands of people to Scott and connected thousands of people to each other and ten years on it is still managing to do it.
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"Scott would probably have put in some joke here about when the album hits puberty and starts rebelling by smoking weed and getting things pierced. We're not that funny so instead let's just raise a glass, blow out the candles and make a wish."
The album is available to pre-order tomorrow and will be released to come out July 12th
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Track-listing:
1. The Modern Leper – Biffy Clyro
2. I Feel Better – Oxford Collapse
3. Good Arms vs Bad Arms - Fiskur
4. Fast Blood – Right On Dynamite
5. Old Old Fashioned – Josh Ritter
6. The Twist – Wintersleep
7. Bright Pink Bookmark – Peter Katis
8. Head Rolls Off – Craig Finn
9. My Backwards Walk – Harkin & Sarah Silverman
10. Keep Yourself Warm – Benjamin Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie)
11. Extrasupervery – Jeff Zeigler
12. Poke – Daughter
13. Floating In The Forth – The Twilight Sad
14. Who’d You Kill Now – Aaron Dessner (The National) & Lauren Mayberry (CHVRCHES)
15. The Modern Leper – Julien Baker
16. The Twist – Piano Bar Fight
17. My Backwards Walk – Manchester Orchestra
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