You'd be hard pressed to find any better new band out there than Fleet Foxes.  We award them Best New Act for their uninhibited creativity, putting newfound vigor into the American folk revival.  Their self-titled debut album...

The calendar is flipping closer to 2009, and with every good year-end celebration must come the best-of lists. We're pushing Fleet Foxes to the top as a reminder that anyone can take the top spot for the Daily Tube,...

Fleet Foxes always manage to conjure up a strange fantasy-like atmosphere of a time long gone whenever we listen to them, which is probably why La Blogotheque wanted them in such a space.  They first sing Sun Giant on the...

As we approach the end of 2008, Fleet Foxes remains the best surprise to burst into your ears this year. Sounding like a lost album from the '60s, songs like He Doesn't Know Why are a dream come true for fans who dig new...

In case you missed it the first time, modern classic-makers Wilco & new hotness Fleet Foxes took the stage together to cover Bob Dylan's sing-along I Shall Be Released. We can't imagine a more fitting moment for both bands.

Fleet Foxes recently performed for La Blogotheque on a dark summer night followed by The Dodos, Vandaveer, Essie Jaine, and Noah And The Whale.  Though they are unfortunately vocally joined by some of the surrounding crowd,...

Among the great new emerging indie "folk" artists coming from the United States, including Bon Iver, Bowerbirds, and Yeasayer, is Fleet Foxes.  They humbly performed Blue Ridge Mountain two nights ago for Letterman and we...

Robin Pecknold delivers a beautiful performance of Fleet Foxes' Crayon Angels in the backseat of the Black Cab as Josh Tillman sits beside him in moral support.  It's no wonder these guys have climbed to the top so quickly.

Who doesn't love a good claymation video? Probably many more than those who've heard of Fleet Foxes, which is a darn shame, considering they're the best-reviewed band of the year. Check out their distinctive country twanging...