(Andy Synn puts the debut album from New York weirdniks Frogg under the microscope)
Metal, as we all know, is a serious business for serious people.
And what could be more serious than a colossal cosmic amphibian attempting to devour the moon?
Honestly, it kind of puts all our common, everyday concerns into perspective, doesn’t it?
(In this post TheMadIsraeli provides recommendations and brief reviews for two EPs, one by the Connecticut band FROGG released in January of this year, and one by North Carolina’s Ergodic coming out in March.)
Sometimes nothing hits you like a simple, effectively written, and short EP. It’s even more impressive when the band reveal themselves to be onto something at another level, or at least a clearly high-quality band who understand their own influences and where they want to take those influences. FROGG is such a band, combining a good deal of modern and progressive influences to release a debut EP (A Reptilian Dystopia) that represents, at the very least, a promising new face in the technical death metal space. Continue reading »