Charles M. Bogert - Sounds of North American Frogs: The Biological Significance of Voice in Frogs (1957)

One of the coolest field recording albums I've ever listened to. I learned of it from this interview with Lasse Marhaug. I trust the man's taste, I was not disappointed. Just a whirlwind of different textural moments from frogs crooning, screaming like humans, whispering, making all kinds of noises one wouldn't normally expect a frog to make. Pair that with the folksy scientist (presumably Bogert) giving a brief introduction to each frog in between, it makes for a very unintentionally funny album that caters to fans of noise music as well.

Playing this over So, Black Is Myself, my previous post, works really well. Would definitely recommend.

Sounds of North American Frogs