Philip Frobos - 'No Packages Today' by Upset The Rhythm

Today we’re sharing the exciting news that Philip Frobos will release his debut solo album ‘Vague Enough to Satisfy’ with Upset The Rhythm on October 1st. This exquisite, lounge-inspired punk album acts as an original soundtrack to his debut novel of the same name (published by Hex Enduction Books). This album is the musical bedrock for the story of a young man who revels in the day to day details (both romantic and mundane) of his experiences in Leipzig and Atlanta. The tone of the record reflects the tides of the protagonist’s confidence and self-doubt throughout the novel. 

‘No Packages Today’ is the sprightly first single from the album, proceeding with a hooky bassline, the cryptic sort that Frobos is known for as a member of Atlanta post-punks Omni. Sounding like the Au Pairs and Suicide refining an obsession with Bowie’s ‘Lodger’, Frobos opines “I’m afraid that you need more than I can offer”, bedecked by shuffling beats and burgeoning waves of saxophone.

Here’s the full video, we promise to treat all pre-orders (including those bundled with the book) a lot better than Philip would seemingly!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFK8xL_1Gas

‘Vague Enough to Satisfy’ is available or order now from our webshop: https://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/

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