Golden Robot Records proudly announces the second single from Kurt Frohlich’s highly anticipated sophomore album ‘1987′. A cover of the Depeche Mode track, ‘Policy of Truth,’ is now available to stream across all major platforms via Golden Robot Records.
Following the success of his first single ‘Worry’, Frohlich returns with ‘Policy of Truth’ diving headfirst into that signature sound, brooding UK-inspired synth textures collide with crunchy, forward-driving guitars, resulting in a gripping, emotional anthem.
1987 is more than just a nod to the past. It’s a fully realized, genre-blending album that digs deep into the human experience – navigating themes of anxiety, mortality, mental health, and all-consuming love. ‘Policy of Truth’ exemplifies this spirit, delivering dark lyrical undertones wrapped in a powerful, hook-driven production.
With ‘Policy of Truth,’ Frohlich continues to solidify his place in the modern alt-rock scene while honoring the iconic ’80s influences that shaped his musical identity. From the first note to the last, ‘Policy of Truth’ promises a cathartic journey through the heart of what it means to be human.
Golden Robot Records proudly announces the second single from Kurt Frohlich’s highly anticipated sophomore album ‘1987′. Titled ‘Policy of Truth,’ the track will be available to stream across all major platforms on July 25 via Golden Robot Records, and is available for pre-save now.
Following the success of his first single ‘Worry’, Frohlich returns with ‘Policy of Truth’ diving headfirst into that signature sound-brooding UK-inspired synth textures collide with crunchy, forward-driving guitars, resulting in a gripping, emotional anthem.
1987 is more than just a nod to the past. It’s a fully realized, genre-blending album that digs deep into the human experience – navigating themes of anxiety, mortality, mental health, and all-consuming love. ‘Policy of Truth’ exemplifies this spirit, delivering dark lyrical undertones wrapped in a powerful, hook-driven production.
With ‘Policy of Truth,’ Frohlich continues to solidify his place in the modern alt-rock scene while honoring the iconic ’80s influences that shaped his musical identity. From the first note to the last, ‘Policy of Truth’ promises a cathartic journey through the heart of what it means to be human.
Kurt Frohlich releases powerful new single ‘Worry‘, out now on Golden Robot Records. The track marks the first release from Frohlich’s upcoming full-length album ‘1987′, the highly anticipated follow-up to his debut EP 1977.
‘Worry’ introduces listeners to the evocative world of ‘1987′, a record that blends the brooding synth textures of ‘80s UK new wave with cutting-edge modern rock. Frohlich’s signature style – drenched in emotional urgency, driving guitar hooks, and cinematic synth layers – is on full display in this compelling new single.
1987 explores themes of mental health, mortality, love, and human fragility through a retro-modern sonic lens. Across 10 tracks, Frohlich delves deep into personal struggles and cathartic realizations, creating music that feels both timeless and immediate. ‘Worry’ sets the tone – a darkly melodic anthem with heart-on-sleeve lyrics and a pulse that beats with both nostalgia and urgency.
For fans of Depeche Mode, The Cure, and modern rock acts that push genre boundaries, ‘Worry’ is a perfect bridge between past and present – a haunting yet hopeful opening chapter in the 1987 story.
‘Worry’ is available on all major streaming now via Golden Robot Records. Stay tuned for more details on the full 1987 album release coming soon.
Kurt Frohlich It all started when he got his first KISS album at 6 years old … and the rest just fell into place. Born in Canada, Kurt Frohlich started playing guitar at 16. He studied music in college and soon after began touring, which eventually led him to Las Vegas, where for the next 15 years he worked in various show bands, performed as a celebrity impersonator and led several rock groups. There he also found success with his original band, The Underground Rebels, whose songs were licensed by the UFC family – including the theme song for the hit show TapouT. Over the years, he has traveled the world with such acts as Marky Ramone (of The Ramones), Faster Pussycat and even did one-off with The Goo Goo Dolls.
Looking for new opportunities, Kurt relocated to Orlando in 2015, where he would put together new acts, write and record new original music and even dabble in commercial voiceover work. Then, in 2018, drummer Steve Riley (LA Guns, WASP), contacted Kurt to be the lead singer/guitarist for his version of LA Guns with original bassist Kelly Nickels. Riley’s LA Guns released the hard-rocking “Renegades” on Golden Robot Records in November 2020. Their second album, “The Dark Horse,” is scheduled for release in 2023. Devoted LA Guns fans have greeted Kurt with open arms, attributable no doubt to his respect for the ‘80s LA rock scene and his obvious admiration of the Guns sound. Says Riley, “[Kurt] brings his own style and attitude to the band.”
Though Kurt pulls from a deep well of experience and influence, he cut his teeth on ‘70s and ‘80s punk and rock-and-roll bands like The Ramones, The Stooges, The Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys and The Clash. His love of showmanship and raw attitude shows in his adoration of KISS, Bowie and The Who. And his passion for songwriting manifests in his study of masters like Rufus Wainwright, Billy Joel and The Beatles.
Being a versatile full-time musician, Kurt is always writing and recording new original music. His latest solo project, “1977,” is set for release on Golden Robot Records. The album – written, performed and produced by Kurt – is soaked in the gritty punk and rock-and-roll sound of 1970s New York. It’s a sound that has shaped Kurt’s approach to songwriting and performing since his formative years, and the songs are as authentic as it gets.
Guitarist, lead vocalist, songwriter, performer, producer – Kurt Frohlich has made music and entertainment his life … and he shows no sign of slowing down.
Golden Robot Records is proud to announce the release of ‘Worry‘, the powerful new single from Kurt Frohlich, available worldwide on May 30. The track marks the first release from Frohlich’s upcoming full-length album ‘1987′, the highly anticipated follow-up to his debut EP 1977.
‘Worry’ introduces listeners to the evocative world of ‘1987′, a record that blends the brooding synth textures of ‘80s UK new wave with cutting-edge modern rock. Frohlich’s signature style – drenched in emotional urgency, driving guitar hooks, and cinematic synth layers – is on full display in this compelling new single.
1987 explores themes of mental health, mortality, love, and human fragility through a retro-modern sonic lens. Across 10 tracks, Frohlich delves deep into personal struggles and cathartic realizations, creating music that feels both timeless and immediate. ‘Worry’ sets the tone – a darkly melodic anthem with heart-on-sleeve lyrics and a pulse that beats with both nostalgia and urgency.
For fans of Depeche Mode, The Cure, and modern rock acts that push genre boundaries, ‘Worry’ is a perfect bridge between past and present – a haunting yet hopeful opening chapter in the 1987 story.
‘Worry’ is available on all major streaming platforms May 30 via Golden Robot Records. Stay tuned for more details on the full 1987 album release coming soon.
Golden Robot Records is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated debut solo album from Kurt Frohlich, the charismatic lead singer of Riley’s L.A. Guns. Titled ‘1977’, the album was released on June 7, with CDs available in mid-July.
‘1977’ marks Kurt Frohlich’s first solo venture, showcasing his multifaceted talent as both performer and producer. The seven-track album is a raw, unfiltered homage to the gritty punk and rock-and-roll sound that defined 1970s New York—a sound that has deeply influenced Kurt’s musical journey and artistic expression. With its share of hooks and raw guitar power, ‘1977’ feels like a time back in the ’70s when rock and roll was tough, wild, and unpredictable.
Listeners can expect a visceral experience with ‘1977’, as the album channels the raw energy and rebellious spirit of a bygone era. Each track is a testament to Kurt’s dedication to authenticity, filled with powerful guitar riffs and captivating hooks that evoke the essence of classic rock and punk.
Kurt Frohlich is best known as the dynamic lead vocalist of Riley’s L.A. Guns, bringing his unique style and energy to the legendary rock band. With ‘1977’, Kurt steps into a new chapter, presenting a deeply personal and sonically rich solo project that pays tribute to the sounds that have influenced him since his early days as a musician.
Golden Robot Records is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated debut solo album from Kurt Frohlich, the charismatic lead singer of Riley’s L.A. Guns. Titled ‘1977’, the album will be released on June 7, with CDs available in mid-July.
‘1977’ marks Kurt Frohlich’s first solo venture, showcasing his multifaceted talent as both performer and producer. The seven-track album is a raw, unfiltered homage to the gritty punk and rock-and-roll sound that defined 1970s New York—a sound that has deeply influenced Kurt’s musical journey and artistic expression. With its share of hooks and raw guitar power, ‘1977’ feels like a time back in the ’70s when rock and roll was tough, wild, and unpredictable.
Listeners can expect a visceral experience with ‘1977’, as the album channels the raw energy and rebellious spirit of a bygone era. Each track is a testament to Kurt’s dedication to authenticity, filled with powerful guitar riffs and captivating hooks that evoke the essence of classic rock and punk.
Kurt Frohlich is best known as the dynamic lead vocalist of Riley’s L.A. Guns, bringing his unique style and energy to the legendary rock band. With ‘1977’, Kurt steps into a new chapter, presenting a deeply personal and sonically rich solo project that pays tribute to the sounds that have influenced him since his early days as a musician.
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