Over the last decade, DIIV have established themselves as one of rock music’s most fascinating bands, exploring new textures while pushing their songcraft forward in a way that continues to draw in larger audiences worldwide.
Back with their fourth album, Frog In Boiling Water, they possess a bracing and immersive live prescence, with their influence felt across a new generation of artists as they cememt their legacy as one of North America’s most formidable rock acts.
Frog in Boiling Water is a gorgeous and haunted record, as DIIV gaze into our collective oblivion and try to articulate a trace of hope inside that enveloping gloom. Balancing rhythms first built from breakbeats and inspired by post-industrial power with guitars and vocals that often billow like diaphanous drapery, the album is mighty but breezy, greyscale but opalescent.
