Froth Press Assets

Photo Credit : Carl Pocket

• US press: Sophie Gilchrist at Force Field PR
  [email: sophie@forcefieldpr.com]

Bio:

FROTH’s debut LP, Patterns, was released in fall 2013 on Burger Records and Lolipop Records, and bared witness to the young group’s rapid musical growth and developing ear for composition. A shimmering mix of jangly 12-string guitars and swirling omnichord sounds, the album offers plenty of moments of pure psych-pop bliss; however, the band also flirts with a darker, driving element that they have continued to explore on subsequent releases.

For their sophomore album, BLEAK (LP and cassette out May 19 on Burger Records) which sold out within a month, Froth has largely traded in the sun-soaked 60s pop of their first long-player in favor of a maximalist shoegaze sound that combines screaming guitars with muscular drumming and throbbing, nervy bass lines. The result is a mature, confident record built upon tight songwriting and carefully honed tones. Lead singer and guitarist Joo-Joo Ashworth displays an equal knack for noisy, fuzz-driven leads and economic pop hooks, while drummer Cameron Allen holds down the beat with machine-like precision and bassist Jeremy Katz infuses the album with a unique groove that has become a necessary ingredient in Froth’s signature sound.

After tirelessly touring the U.S. and sharing the stage with acts like POND, THE DRUMS and more, FROTH continues to attract new fans with their infectious music and high-energy live show. Recent stints across Europe and work with fashion legend Hedi Slimane have further cemented the band’s reputation with an international audience. As always, though, Froth remains dedicated to pushing their own boundaries and exploring new sonic avenues, both on the road and in the studio.

Current Release

Froth
Bleak
Release Date: May 19, 2015

Track List:

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All photos by Tony Accosta, except for the 3rd by Carl Pocket