Photos: St John at Hackney Church provides fitting backdrop for new Frightened Rabbit LP

London’s St John at Hackney Church provided a fitting backdrop on April 14th as Frightened Rabbit played their stunning new album ‘Painting Of a Panic Attack’.

Live4ever’s Alberto Pezzali was in attendance to capture all the evening’s best moments.

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“In many ways this is the struggle of a man coming to terms with both his life and its surroundings in amongst the anonymity of a soulless vessel,” our album review reads.

“There are no happy endings in that world or any other of course, much less the one realised on ‘Painting Of a Panic Attack’s final chapter, ‘Die Like a Rich Boy‘. On it, the singer muses on the affectation of, “If we leave this world in a Rhinestone shroud,” whilst a soporific cello hums the valedictory.”

“Seemingly at one level about the famous being more celebrated in death than in life, it’s a coda which speaks both to the heightened vulnerability of those having their fifteen minutes and the absurdity of wanting, even after the end of existence, something more than others have.”