Frog - Catchyalater [Audio]

Download & Stream: https://kud.li/aah013 Subscribe: https://sb.kud.li/UCnTS3G40egNj0ViE964ucaQ Official stream from Audio Antihero. Distributed by Kudos Records. More music playlists: https://pl.kud.li/UCnTS3G40egNj0ViE964ucaQ #AudioAntihero #AlternativePunk #IndieRock Album: Kind of Blah [ALBUM] Track: 8 of 12 Title: Catchyalater Artist: Frog Label: Audio Antihero Cat#: AAH013 Formats: Digital Digital Release: 25th May 2015 About This Release: Stunning debut LP from Frog, the two person guitar band from Queens, New York. FFO: Modest Mouse / Meat Puppets / Pavement / Silver Jews / Micah P Hinson Reviews for This Release: "Will review" - Lee Adcock (Drowned in Sound) "It's a wonderfully energetic, infectious summer tune, and despite sounding ever-so-slightly menacing at points, it's deliciously sweet for the most part." - The Line of Best Fit (Premiere) "There is a moment when he switches his voice up to falsetto that makes me grin so hard I think my face may actually split into two separate parts." - The 405 (Premiere) "A frenzy of fast guitar licks and off-kilter vocals, but it all comes together to form an impressive force." - MAGNET Magazine (Premiere) "A safer bet there’s never been – this record is essential." - GoldFlakePaint "Love this!" - Huw Stephens (BBC Radio 1) "It’ll make you ache inside, which will remind you, after this long winter, that you can still ache, which will in turn remind you that you can be happy, be in love, any number of feelings. It sounds like the tires of a solitary car underneath the 7 train splashing through puddles after a downpour in the spring. Frog knows how to write a song, and even more how to put an album together." - The Revue (Hidden Gem feature) "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and Frog is keen on reminding me of all the beauty that slowly escapes me as I age." - No Smoking Media "Pitching to PopMatters" - Joseph Kyle (PopMatters) "Frog sounds like Isaac Brock wearing a Stetson while jigging through a speakeasy quaffing nostalgia...Frog are a strange duo, but they work well that way" - Bearded Magazine (Introducing feature)