Releases

The Silent City

December, 2011

1. The Smoke
2. Red Road
3. Looking Around
4. The Watchmaker
5. Love's a Fire
6. Trick or Truce

The Silent City - EP - The Tiger and Me

Read the reviews here.

Available very soon through Vitamin Records. This website will be updated as soon as it becomes available.

The Silent City is the second in a series of three recordings, following on from the critically acclaimed The Howling Fire in July 2011. Produced by Myles Mumford and suitably committed to the warmth of analogue tape, the new recordings represent an organic evolution for the band, infusing more indie and classic pop influences into their signature sound.

The release also sees the band augmenting their number with guest musicians adding flourishes on oboe, trombone, trumpet, violin and cello. In addition, Melbourne swing sisters The Nymphs have also contributed their luscious vocal harmonies to the set.

“…a band that refused to be pigeonholed or put into one box as far as their very ambitious soundscape and musical vision is concerned. This truly is an EP that shows the band in a wonderfully fearless light as far as their musical journey and direction are concerned.”
TONEDEAF.COM.AU

The Howling Fire

July, 2011

1. So, Let It Go
2. Don't You Just Set the World Alight?
3. Said the Raven
4. Tango
5. June
6. The Little and Lost

 

The Howling Fire - EP - The Tiger and Me

Read the reviews here.

Also available here through Vitamin Records. You can order the physical CD or direct download the mp3s.

The Howling Fire is the first of a series of three EPs. The separate releases explore a descent into madness, the ensuing struggle, and ultimate embrace of insanity.

Produced, engineered and mixed by Myles Mumford at Atlantis Sound. Mastered by Paul Fox (Indie Masters). Design and photography by Tim Allan (Made Visual).

Now in stores, including (but not limited to): JB Hi-Fi and Pure Pop Records.

“Combining elements of every genre from pop to cabaret, Euro-folk to big-band, the Tiger and Me uses every atom of their talent – and let me tell you, there is a lot of it. With six equally brilliant musicians, including three singers, the band moves seamlessly from one track to another, switching styles and tempos as they go, without ever allowing the sound to become overbearing.”
THEDWARF.COM.AU

From a Liar to a Thief

April, 2010

1. Oh My Darlin'
2. Big Trapeze
3. Dangerous Creatures
4. The Circus or The Zoo
5. Many Things
6. Once a Poet
7. I Left the Wolves Behind That Night
8. 'Til Sunrise
9. The Half-Light
10. Lady Grey
11. Lead a Merry Dance Around the Fire
                                                                                                        12. Lullaby

From A Liar To A Thief - The Tiger & Me

Read the reviews here.

Available here through Vitamin Records. You can order the physical CD or direct download the mp3s. It is also available in many good record stores, and possibly some bad ones.

From a Liar to a Thief is the band's debut LP. It was released in April 2010 and has been critically acclaimed.

“The Tiger and Me's debut album is beautifully constructed and arranged, with marvellous momentum and a wonderful sense of adventure. A remarkable debut.”
MUSIC AUSTRALIA GUIDE (JB HI-FI)

“As fun as it all is, the Tiger & Me is a band of emotional breadth and it shifts effortlessly through the gears from brass-bright exuberance, ambivalent, Gypsyish energy and a delicate-to-the-point-of delicious sombreness.  4 Stars."
THE AUSTRALIAN

The Tiger and Me EP

October, 2007

1. Alleyway
2. The Forsaken Few
3. Murderer In Uniform
4. The Elephant
5. Back For Good
6. Waltz #1

The Tiger and Me - The Tiger and Me

The Tiger & Me began life as a duo when Ade Vincent and Jane Hendry recorded six songs in late 2007 which, originally intended as demos, were released as an EP. The self-titled EP received strong support from radio in Australia, including leading station Triple J, which interviewed the duo and broadcast several of their songs. They were also featured as one of ‘six of the best’ unearthed roots bands in Australia in Triple J's 'Jmag'.

While they've since moved on to become a sextet, the EP remains a strong seller and a worthy release in its own right. Featuring hints of cabaret, folk, country, electronica and looping, The Tiger & Me EP provides a glimpse into the origins of the beast it has since become.

“Elements of country rub up against a cabaret feel and some Gypsyish tendencies. Accessible but esoteric enough to still stand out.”
NOW MAGAZINE (Toronto)

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