Fleet Foxes emerged in the late 2000s as pioneers of a lush folk-indie sound characterized by layered vocal harmonies, acoustic arrangements, and pastoral lyricism.

Their debut album 'Fleet Foxes' (2008) and the 'Sun Giant' EP established their reputation. Tracks like 'White Winter Hymnal' captivated listeners with choir-like harmonies and poetic imagery, creating music that felt timeless.

'Helplessness Blues' (2011) expanded their sound and themes, tackling existential questions of purpose and identity. The record was critically acclaimed for balancing intimacy with grandeur.

After a hiatus, 'Crack-Up' (2017) and 'Shore' (2020) demonstrated their evolution. Both albums reflected maturity, weaving in political undertones, personal reflections, and innovative arrangements.