Released in 2013, Pedestrian Verse is the fourth studio album from Frightened Rabbit and one of the most emotionally expansive records of their career. Written during a period of transition for the band, the album wrestles openly with ambition, self-doubt, love, and the uneasy space between public expectation and private feeling. It captures Scott Hutchison at his most direct and exposed, balancing vulnerability with anthemic reach.
Produced by Leo Abrahams, Pedestrian Verse broadens the band’s sound without losing its emotional core, pairing muscular arrangements with deeply personal songwriting. Songs move between quiet confession and full-band catharsis, reflecting the push and pull of a band stepping onto larger stages while remaining grounded in honesty. Reissued on vinyl, the album stands as a vital chapter in Frightened Rabbit’s catalogue and a powerful reminder of Hutchison’s singular voice.
TRACKS
- Acts Of Man
- Backyard Skulls
- Holy
- The Woodpile
- Late March, Death March
- Decembers Traditions
- Housing (In)
- Dead Now
- State Hospital
- Nitrous Gas
- Housing (Out)
- The Oil Slick
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