March, 2000 - The first time I saw the mighty Froglick, I was kicking it at the back of the Junction, having an easy chat with DJ Wack Beak. Froglick really took the stage. I don't mean that they started to load it into their van and drive off; what I mean is that they really started out with a bang. The first thing that struck me was that they had some guy with a hat actually singing while a bunch of swirling guitar, bass, and drum sounds enveloped me in a delicious wash of high energy, pulsing sonic waves. Before I know it, this guitar guy, with a flying snarl of gray Medusa braids all the way around his head and down his back, is launching into some of the tightest grooves I've heard since, well, since... No never mind. I'm not going to mention any other bands here, because it really sounded unlike anything I've every heard, and I don't want you going off and assuming that Froglick sounds like anyone else. I mean, they didn't come from the moon, but I could have sworn that they launched me over it that first time I heard them.

To make a long story somewhat shorter, Wack Beak leaned over a stray piece of paper and scrawled the words, "I REALLY like these guys." To this day I'm not certain whether he was referring to the actual members of the band or their music, but either way you take it, this foursome is a must see.

July 24, 1999 2AM - "Froglick was pretty impressive. Rarely do you hear a band that has the agility of these guys. They're not just a punk band and when I asked them they were adamant about not giving me a definition. I was happy to hear that. This band has more than just the key elements to a good band. Some amazing solos and catchy riffs with smooth transitions coming from Lou the guitarist. Backed by the amazingly original basslines and One of the biggest drum sets I have ever seen (which the drummer had the ability to exploit, a key factor) and the vocals done well regardless of the throat rash the singer had."

April, 1999 - "The bass lines were catchy and groovin' and blended right in with the drums to make a great backing for the guitar. Although the guitar wasn't completely devoid of ska, Lou didn't overdo it. He plays an upbeat, un-cheesy guitar, and adds a few ingenious solos here and there."
"Overall, I enjoyed the practice, as well as the three song demo I got on my way out the door. Froglick is a great band and I recommend them to anyone looking for an energy filled show, minus the ultra-peppy ska-geeks that are almost inevitable at ska shows in Utah Valley."