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Amazing follow up to helplessness blues. Just listen to this masterpiece!

The right evolution.. Briefly: they have obviously evolved-- but they have managed to avoid the over-experimental sound that an album at this place in a career can fall into. I'll listen to the new Bon Iver, and there is some gold in there, but much of it feels transitional, and doesn't bear the sort of 50x-in-a-row repeat that For Emma or the eponymous album did. On Crack-Up, FF have created something that feels whole. I've probably listened to the whole album ten or twenty times in the last month. It avoids the any sickly-sweet over-catchiness that wears thin quickly. It also navigates a line just this side of too avant-garde. In short, it feels a lot like the beautiful cover art. Not quite their all-out, for-the-ages masterpiece (which I hope emerges in about two years), but a well-controlled and solid work of art that still sounds like FF of old.

Deep Consideration. Many people that listen to music looking for repetitive patterns and rhythms to make "good music" sometimes forget music can be more of an art or experience. Crack-Up is exactly what I would expect from the Fleet Foxes, they are not out to please the mainstream radio listener with your typical pop sound, it's more about connecting with the listener on an emotional level. If you don't have the patience or open mindedness to listen to an album like this, then you can go back to your 21 Pilots or Chainsmokers, but those who appreciate the Fleet Foxes for their musicianship will find another amazing album full of wonderfully crafted music that takes you on an endless journey.

everything about. fleet fox's music is life-changing. my parents used to play their first album for me on the cassette when i was younger, and the sunny guitar chords and pastoral imagery are comforting in a familiar, innocent way. tiger mountain peasant song will always be an immediate fall back for me - robin sings about loss in a way that one can't help but relate to. when i became older, and started branching out, i stumbled upon helplessness blues - and although i feared a divergence from the narrative quality of their first album, i was rewarded with the new, wandering sound in spades. crack up feels like the end of a journey. there is strife and difficulty - the tracks, my favorite being kept woman, are all haunting and lovely in their noise and their stillness. it takes a sharp ear to pick out how genius this album is, and it takes the journey through ff's discography to understand and appreciate it as a body of work

Unfortunately just ok. I love the Fleet Foxes and really don't want to knock them. Robin Pecknold is a great singer & song writer...I can only speak for my personal opinion but compared their other albums this one is just kind of so so. I appreciate the creativity on this one guys but there is just not one song on here that really "stands" out on here. When I hear songs like "Blue Ridge Mountains" or "Grown Ocean" I want to play it over & over but this album I'm not going to lie I'm probably going to set aside & probably play once in a great while. It's a great growth album, a listener can appreciate that but it's just not the best....If I was just starting to listen to them & had never heard any of their other stuff I would probably be asking what the big deal about this band is...just wish it didn't all feel like filler. But hey it's new Fleet Foxes, yayyy for their return, finally!

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