Secret Treehouse Play “Fear of Frogs”

Posted on by Rob Jones

Melancholic indie-synth pop from self-styled “pop orchestra” Secret Treehouse.

This is a single that’s less about amphibian aversions, and more about the kinds of fears that we’re standing in the way of someone else’s journey even though we love them, or perhaps even because we do. It’s all wrapped up in brooding synth lines, soaring vocals, and moody chord progressions.

Have a listen!

Secret Treehouse hail from Bergen in Norway, a well-known hotbed for musical delights that also include Kings of Convenience, Datarock, and so many others.

This single is the lead to their upcoming new record The Big Rewind, which is out right now.

Learn more about the band and the new album at their official site.

Happy listening

Published by Rob Jones

I am a writer, music fan, and Dad living in the Greater Vancouver area, British Columbia, Canada.

One thought on “Secret Treehouse Play “Fear of Frogs””

  1. Hey Rob, really enjoyed this!

    On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 12:00 PM Radio Free Lightning Bug wrote:

    > Rob Jones posted: “Melancholic indie-synth pop from self-styled “pop > orchestra” Secret Treehouse. This is a single that’s less about amphibian > aversions, and more about the kinds of fears that we’re standing in the way > of someone else’s journey even though we love them, ” >

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