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Album Review: Tigertown - Wandering Eyes

Ross Clelland

Said telly song – What You Came Here For – is the shiny end of their oeuvre, but work through to My Ghost to find the band’s delicate face.

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There was always an element of wanting to like Tigertown a bit more than you did. All the elements – the family of voices, the craftsmanship in their songs and playing – were present, but somehow it just struck as underachieving. But here, maybe because an EP gives them the space to stretch a bit, or maybe because that song that's been on the TV just makes them a little more familiar, it's taken that next few steps up. Said telly song – What You Came Here For – is the shiny end of their oeuvre, but work through to My Ghost to find the band's delicate face.