One of Atlanta’s most prolific indie and rock musicians of recent years, Philip Frobos has filled music venues with the minimalist post-punk sound of his band Omni, which he started in 2015 with Frankie Broyles of Deerhunter. With time to kill on the road, frontman and bass player Frobos decided to put his restless talent to use and authored a semi-autobiographical novel, his first, called “Vague Enough to Satisfy.” The book shares its name with Frobos’s first solo record which serves as a soundtrack to the book. Frobos joined “City Lights” senior producer Kim Drobes to talk about bringing his life experience as a touring musician to this new medium.
Interview highlights:
On discovering the impulse to write:
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