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LIVE BY THE FUZZ OR DIE BY THE SLIME

Since the dawn of time mystics have prophesised the coming of an ancient amphibian, bestowed with deathray vision and ectoplasmic slime. Emerging from deep within the mystic swamps of Bristol (UK), Froglord arise bringing their powerful blend of sludgy grooves and psychedelic doom. With face melting fuzz and foot stomping riffs, Froglord’s reign of amphibious terror has begun.

Formed in 2020 as one-man project during the pandemic, Froglord began performing live by the end of 2021 as venues began to reopen. Since this time, Froglord have quickly gained a reputation for their commanding and energetic stage presence; regularly touring across the UK. Despite having existed for a only handful of years, Froglord have already amassed an impressive discography, including 4 full length albums, 3 Eps, 3 singles, and 1 split album.

In 2024, as well as winning Bristol Metal 2 The Masses and going on to perform at Bloodstock Open Air Festival, Froglord also released the official single for the found footage horror film, Frogman.

Froglord’s concept-based discography is rooted heavily in environmentalism. This is not only reflected in the lyrical matter, but also the bands active charity work. To date, Froglord have helped raise over £3000 for various environmental charities, including Save The Frogs, the world’s largest amphibian-based conservation charity.

"...they're also brilliant, with a skill in thick doom riffs and stoned-psych bits"

"With songs like ‘Live By The Fuzz’ and ‘Die By The Slime’ praising their amphibious overlord, their fuzzy, enthralling set was captivating and demonstrated the wise decision to award them as winners of Metal 2 The Masses in Bristol"

“Back with more smoky riffs, catchiness, and weird songs about amphibians…what more could you want?”

“Combining impossibly groovy stoner metal with a fantastical amphibian concept grounded in eco-conservatism”

“The music on the Froglord records echoes their lyrical subject matter brilliantly. Thanks in part to the sweaty grooves of New Orleans bands like Eyehategod and Crowbar…It’s an immersive listening experience, and Froglord is only just beginning to explore how far it can go.”