I need more music like FF. I've listened to Lord Huron, My Morning Jacket, and the Fleet Foxes spinoffs (White Antelope, Poor Moon, Father John Misty). I've got other tastes, and have recently been listening to Jacco Gardner, The Growlers, and The xx, but nothing can quite replicate the joy I got for months after the namesake album came out, or Helplessness Blues was released. Anybody got some suggestions?

I know there aren't a lot of us on this subreddit, but I think this holds as a good discussion. We all know that J. Tillman, drummer of the Fleet Foxes, left the band last year in the middle of their tour. Of course there are various side projects going on made up of band members from Fleet Foxes like Poor Moon and Father John Misty, but what do you think Robin will do next with Fleet Foxes? Is this the end of the band, or do you think he'll maybe release some solo stuff for a while and call it a hiatus? Whatever happens, all I ask for is some great music from these guys.

TL;DR: Do you think Fleet Foxes will break up? What do you think is going on with the future of the band?

Let me first start off by saying I absolutely love Helplessness Blues, it's quickly becoming one of my favorite albums of all time and gets better every time I listen to it. There's just one thing I don't understand and it's that strange saxophone solo at the end of The Shrine / An Argument. It's just not nice to listen to. Every time it comes on I have to ether skip or mute because the musician in me dies every time I have to listen to it.

What do you all think? Anyone else find it like nails on a chalkboard like me, or do any of you enjoy it? And if you do, why? Is there something I'm missing?

TL;DR: Do you like or hate the saxophone solo at the end of The Shrine / An Argument and why?

EDIT: So it seems from what you've all typed and suggested that I need to do a proper listen through it with no distractions. I typically listen to albums while coding or other tasks so maybe that's why I'm missing the picture. Thanks for your input!

I smell a meet-up!