PHILIP FROBOS - Vague Enough to Satisfy LP Doom The acoustics of his manual

The acoustics of his manual workings emerge without any esthetic intention: the bandura's voluminous resonating body forms the reverb of the room

’ ‘Call Me Up

Recorded in Annea Lockwood’s underground studio

Peeps of Pigeon

achingly beautiful melodies buoyed by a life raft of white-hot guitar scree and mind-melting feedback

PHILIP FROBOS - Vague Enough to Satisfy LP Doom The acoustics of his manualVague Enough to Satisfy, is Philip Frobos debut solo album, it is also the original soundtrack to his debut novel of the same title. This lounge inspired punk album acts as 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 protagonists confidence and self doubt throughout the novel. Vague Enough to