The Tiger & Me
The Drifter's Dawn
Four|Four
A group with three
vocalists is always going to provide a healthy mixture of style and substance
within a single record, and the second from Melbourne sextet The Tiger & Me,
is no exception. Bordering on baroque,
The Drifter’s Dawn is a mish mash of tales tall and true, the constantly
changing voices each bringing their own particular twist to the picture as a
whole.
Despite its
obvious rootsy bent, this is pop music at its heart. Driven by the trio of voices, which partner
effortlessly with the underlying music, the record sometimes thunders, it
sometimes whispers, the plethora of melody, the hooks, bringing you back for
more, sticking in your brain as good pop should. Covering most bases, this is a solid
follow-up to the band’s critically lauded debut.
Samuel J. Fell
3.5/5
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