Which indie rock band's 2008 album 'Fleet Foxes' was critically acclaimed?

Fleet Foxes released the critically acclaimed 2008 album Fleet Foxes. It was the Seattle band’s self-titled debut studio album, issued on June 3, 2008, by Sub Pop in the United States and Bella Union internationally.

The album grew from Robin Pecknold’s songwriting and the group’s rich vocal harmonies, combining indie folk, folk rock, chamber pop, and indie rock. Producer Phil Ek helped shape the record, while many tracks were recorded in informal spaces, including Pecknold’s parents’ basement and band members’ homes, before the sessions were completed at Seattle studios.

Critics praised the album’s warm arrangements and layered harmonies. It earned an 87 Metacritic score, was named one of the best albums of 2008 by multiple publications, and eventually became a landmark debut. The band’s earlier EP Sun Giant was also released in 2008, which can cause confusion, but Fleet Foxes is the full-length album associated with the question.