Track By Tracks: Frogg - Eclipse (2025)

About the album as a whole (LYRICALLY & MUSICALLY):

Ethan Emery (Bass): A sonic eclipse where every genre collides—progressive, technical, and just enough depth to keep your neck sore for weeks.

Track by Track (LYRICALLY & MUSICALLY):

1. Walp:

Designed explicitly as a live opener. The studio process morphed it a bit, as the original didn't account for the possibility of using many extra instrumentation or backing tracks.

2. Life Zero:

Blends fast aggressive riffs with intermittent sections of clean guitars, and explores themes of self-worth.

3. Dandelion:

Always on the path toward a dead end. Heavy out of control thrashing. Getting physical is a remedy.

4. Eclipse I: Blind Bakunawa:

Oedipus’s tale meets getting sick to your stomach. A lot of heavy in the music to pair.

5. Eclipse II: Sickened By Silence:

You get strung along while navigating and feel left out, only to realize you’ve been betrayed the whole time. Tech death into djent into fusion into melodeath into an orchestral black metal finish.

6. Interspecific Hybrid Species:

Climate change is coming for us all. Proggy goodness. Earth will shed its shell if it needs to.

7. Wake Up:

Have you ever felt like you kept going to bed and having a recurring dream? Except it keeps snowballing into something more sinister and you can’t kick it? Proggy goodness paired with dreamscapes takes you on this journey.

8. Sun Stealer:

Mostly riff-driven but there was a desire to use the intro to try and build a "horror movie score" aesthetic using Hindustani classical instrumentation. Proggy Heavy Fusion.

9. Double Vision Roll:

Features powerful guitar riffs with a pretty bouncy, “feel-good” vibe, in contrast with the lyrics which explore themes of confusion, doubt, and self-confidence.

10. Omni Trigger:

Omni Trigger is one of the more chaotic and aggressive songs on the album, that sorta sounds like what the lyrics are describing - a galaxy imploding. Features a break with a bunch of authentic world instruments Will played.