Rex filtered through the insouciance of Ween. With the release of Hopscotch Lollipop Sunday Surprise, the Frogs, brothers Jimmy and Dennis Flemion, have upgraded to a new sound, channeling T.
What can you say about a band that writes songs exploring pedophilia, racism, rockstar assholiness, and homophobia, and genuinely wonders why they are not yet superstars? If you take into account the fact that they’ve been writing and recording for 20 years, have gone on tour with Pearl Jam and Smashing Pumpkins, and once had a song covered by a fan named Kurt Cobain, you realize they just might have a point. Up, Bustle and Out's Master Sessions 1, Calle 23, Havanaby Christopher Nicolson Terry Winters, The Anti-Collaboration: A Painter and an Architectby Carlos Brillembourg Jacqueline Humphries: New Paintingsby David Hunt Haruki Murakami's Sputnik Sweetheartby William Cohen Heather McGowan's Schoolingby Frances Richard Miguel León-Portilla and Earl Shorris's In the Language of Kingsby Daniel Flores y AscencioĪdam Phillips' Promises, Promisesby Fionn Meade Tran Anh Hung's The Vertical Ray of the Sunby Lawrence Chua Glenn O'Brien's Downtown 81by David Krasnow The Frogs's Hopscotch Lollipop Sunday Surpriseby Lynn Geller & Nic Ratner Our Lady of the Assassinsby Fernando Vallejo
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