Frog Eyes
Paul's Tomb: A Triumph

Carey Mercer and his band of Frog Eyes are one of this country's best pop bands, yet are still underutilized in the common Canadian musical lexicon. F...

If there's a strain in the Canadian indie-rock of this newmillennium, it is that all seems to have been forged in secret, removed fromthe pressures of...

If we were to take Carey Mercer and his cohorts — members of Frog Eyes, Swan Lake, Wolf Parade, etc. — as a sampling of what Canadian musicians are li...

Through eight years and four increasingly exceptional records, the work of Frog Eyes has held fast to its own near-impenetrable dialectic. Brave liste...

For a while a few years back, certain more AOR-inclined music publications and old-fart stations like VH1 seemed fixated on the idea of “rock family t...

Indie rock can sometimes seem like a figure skating competition, where those who can't make their vocals the prettiest instead aim for the highest deg...

If we were to take Carey Mercer and his cohorts — members of Frog Eyes, Swan Lake, Wolf Parade, etc. — as a sampling of what Canadian musicians are li...

Youjust don't expect groups that sound like Frog Eyes (or are named Frog Eyes) togo for the grandeur - reach for the transcendent - that has long been...

With each new record we get from Frog Eyes mastermind Carey Mercer, we're reminded it's him we have to thank for the style employed by Sunset Rubdown/...

To say that Frog Eyes are fond of contradictions is an understatement. Their first tours were characterized by moments that were less jarring than sim...