Kurt Frohlich, lead singer with Riley’s L.A. Guns, has released his debut solo album, 1977, via Golden Robot Records, with it due CD release 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 Frohlich’s musical journey and artistic expression. With its share of hooks and raw guitar power, 1977 is intended to take you back in time to the ’70s when rock and roll was tough, wild, and unpredictable.
Listeners are told to expect a visceral experience with 1977, as the album channels the raw energy and rebellious spirit of a bygone era, being filled with powerful guitar riffs and captivating hooks that evoke the essence of classic rock and punk.
1977 can be ordered here.
Kurt Frohlich Debuts with 1977
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