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Fleet Foxes – Grown Ocean
The video has already entranced us and now the ultra mp3 friendly Sub Pop has released ‘Grown Ocean’ as a free download. Not sure how Fleet Foxes coil so much emotion inside a couple of minutes but this song has a transcendental quality that should have several generations awarding uniform praise. The other contenders for song of the year better shape up. KD
Fleet Foxes – Grown OceanMore Info: Official
Buy Songs: Fleet Foxes
Year: 2011