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 Sonicbids Electronic Press Kit
"Frogg Café’s music is not your typical jam band or progressive rock group… finally, somebody has come forth with a fresh sound that is distinguishable from all the rest.” “Frogg Café is one of the most notable and most fruitful contemporary Prog Rock acts from the shores of the US…” PROMO SHEET for Fortunate Observer of Time
Discography The Safenzee Diaries (2007) REVIEWS “...the band creates music that speaks to people, is intelligent, and is accessible despite the outward appearance of its complexity. Plain and simple, they are a lot of fun to listen to. Check out and enjoy any of their studio albums, but if you really want to hear what Frogg Cafe is all about, the goods are right here on The Safenzee Diaries.” “ Frogg Cafe is, much like King Crimson, a band that shines in a live setting. As good as their studio albums are...the band really comes alive on stage in front of an audience. Furthermore, Frogg Cafe is a band that excels at intelligent improvisation...the musicians in Frogg Cafe are adept at taking the listener on an enjoyable and unscripted musical adventure, dropping them off pretty damned close to where they were picked up. The Safenzee Diaries, Frogg Cafe’s latest release, provides ample evidence of this.” “...not many bands can please the NEARfest, Knitting Factory, & Bonnaroo crowds at the same time, but Frogg Café sure provides the ear candy for all. This live record really shows them posessing their skills as a jam band more so than on their past studio releases.“ Fortunate Observer of Time (2005) REVIEWS “Take a seat, kick back, and sip on your balmy beverages while these frogs flabbergast you with a fog of progressive gratification.” “Fortunate Observer of Time is a real winner from this New York band. Not everyone can create progressive rock that is melodic, tasty, with memorable hooks, in addition to being complex and adventurous with plenty of groove.” “Fortunate Observer of Time is a true gem as it has a very unique sound that blends many elements of various music styles. Musically, it is melodic, tasty - with memorable segments, composed in relatively complex structure and it’s explorative in nature. It’s a recommended album.” Creatures (2003) REVIEWS Noodles (2002) REVIEWS Frogg Café (2001, Remastered 2004) REVIEWS |
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