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27 kwi 2010 · Three years in the making, Paul’s Tomb: A Triumph marks Frog Eyes’ thunderous, frantic, fiery return. This is a slow-brewed masterpiece that is unmistakably Frog Eyes, a new album that was very much worth the wait.
Paul's Tomb: A Triumph is a 2010 album by Canadian indie rock band Frog Eyes. [3][8] It was a longlisted nominee for the 2010 Polaris Music Prize. [9][8][10]
7 maj 2010 · Recorded mostly live-to-tape, Paul’s Tomb retains the balance of prog pomp and raw punk sensibility that the band captured so well on 2007’s Tears Of The Valedictorian, but offers more frequent respite from that album’s breakneck pace. Drummer Melanie Campbell flips effortlessly mid-song between thumping, martial stomp, punky rattle and ...
19 kwi 2010 · His frenetic barks and yelps counterpointed the chugging guitars, thumping drums and flowing keys. Not just exciting musically, the lyrics were evocative, sharp and the songwriting cyclical, brilliant. And Paul’s Tomb is the product of that same mind, with three more years worth of literary study and sonic crafting. Some may find
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Paul's Tomb: A Triumph, an Album by Frog Eyes. Released 27 April 2010 on Dead Oceans (catalog no. DOC019; CD). Genres: Indie Rock. Rated #928 in the best albums of 2010.
Paul’s Tomb features another rare occurrence in the Frog Eyes oeuvre: moments of genuine serenity. It’s not much, but the shimmering instrumental “Lear, In the Park” and the brooding ...
