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tigerbones: TIGER BONES @ SXSW #1 Pancake Breakfast Reanimated...

Tue, 15 Mar 2011 20:03:02 -0400

TIGER BONES @ SXSW #1

Pancake Breakfast Reanimated Version 2011 at Cherrywood Coffehouse

Thursday, March 17th—-we play at 4:30pm

More Information: HERE

tigerbones: TIGER BONES @ SXSW #2 $2 Shows and Anti-Tourist...

Tue, 15 Mar 2011 20:02:46 -0400

tigerbones:

TIGER BONES @ SXSW #2

$2 Shows and Anti-Tourist present SXS1st at The Audrey House

Thursday, March 17th—-we play at 7pm

More Information: HERE

tigerbones: TIGER BONES @ SXSW #3 Crash Avenue & Ghost Town...

Tue, 15 Mar 2011 20:02:30 -0400

tigerbones:

TIGER BONES @ SXSW #3

Crash Avenue & Ghost Town Present NO SCHWAG at The Agave Bar

Friday, March 18th—-we play at 1:30pm

More Information: HERE

"Local four-piece Tiger Bones (formerly Gay Baby) formed around the core of drummer Michael Renaud..."

Thu, 03 Mar 2011 13:38:30 -0500

“Local four-piece Tiger Bones (formerly Gay Baby) formed around the core of drummer Michael Renaud and guitarist Jay Ranz, both veterans of Violins (formerly Clyde Federal). This is a release party for their debut EP, Go Over Here (Dedd Foxx), and it’s a very auspicious introduction. Though to my knowledge no one has ever called the postpunk sound delimited by the Wire and the Cure “sunny,” Tiger Bones manage to bring a garagey surf vibe to that cold, brooding atmosphere—it’s enough to make you picture pale goths with black parasols on the beach, getting high enough to like it without giving up their passion for the sinister undertone. And they underline the point with the EP’s last song, “Transmission (Nilsson Edit),” a fairly brilliant mashup of Joy Division and Harry Nilsson that transcends its jokiness with unsettling perfection. —Monica Kendrick”

- Tiger Bones, Village | The Whistler | Rock, Pop, Etc | Chicago Reader

flamgirlant: Tiger Bones - “Kill Them” I’m a sucker for hazy...

Thu, 27 Jan 2011 13:01:36 -0500

flamgirlant:

Tiger Bones - “Kill Them”

I’m a sucker for hazy surf wave. Gimme a blend of garage rock and dream pop and I’m a happy girl. So when I received an email asking me to check out Tiger Bones promising “solid garage vibe and paranoid, ghosty vocals” I had to check ‘em out.

Yeah, this so works for me. There’s just the right amount of buzz and reverb mixed in with those jangly guitars to hook me. The tribal percussion makes it impossible to keep still. I dig how the bright flourishes are tempered by ominous chord changes and ethereal vocals. That bit where the “boom, boom boom, cha!” kicks off before it turns all frenzied and dark makes my heart swell.

This Chicago quartet has it going on. Look for their debut EP Go Over Here on Dedd Foxx March 1st. In the meantime, head over to bandcamp and snag a free download for “Kill Them”.

Tiger Bones’ Go Over Here. 4-song 12” 45rpm LP out...

Tue, 04 Jan 2011 17:17:00 -0500

Tiger Bones’ Go Over Here.

4-song 12” 45rpm LP out on 3/1/11.