Forming out of the ashes of Victoria BC‘s Blue Pine, key members of that aforementioned group have reformed taking their unique swirling, stumbling sound of Blue Pine and drag it into more darker, dramatic, and drunken territory. The results are like a mad man howling beast at in a reverb-drenched rock n‘ roll cabaret... or something like that. Noisy, distant, crashing drums; distorted organs; guitar shards; cooing and howling. Treading in the same drowning waters as Nick Cave, Crime And The City Solution, and Tom Waits or even The Rock*a*teens. Read More...
Forming out of the ashes of Victoria BC‘s Blue Pine, key members of that aforementioned group have reformed taking their unique swirling, stumbling sound of Blue Pine and drag it into more darker, dramatic, and drunken territory. The results are like a mad man howling beast at in a reverb-drenched rock n‘ roll cabaret… or something like that. Noisy, distant, crashing drums; distorted organs; guitar shards; cooing and howling. Treading in the same drowning waters as Nick Cave, Crime And The City Solution, and Tom Waits or even The Rockateens.
Frog Eyes plan to tour several times in the near future, going on their always frantic lives shows usually resulting in some sort of drunken crowd waltzing and vocalist Carey Mercer channeling some sort of deranged lunatic onstage, all adding to Frog Eyes‘ raw romance of extremes and some sort of bleeding despair. Check them out live if you have the chance!
