Tiger Junkies
Tiger Junkies formed in Los Angeles around 2009 with Ian Rubenstein on vocals and guitar, Dan O'Neill on bass, and Matt Marrufo on drums. They started playing...
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Tiger Junkies formed in Los Angeles around 2009 with Ian Rubenstein on vocals and guitar, Dan O'Neill on bass, and Matt Marrufo on drums. They started playing live shows and recording on their own, putting out their first album 'It's Fucking Happy Time' in 2011. The record had some attention for its loud guitars and rowdy energy, though the lyrics got them noticed for being pretty explicit.
They kept making albums through the 2010s, shifting their sound a bit each time. 'A Cruel Angel's Thesis' from 2013 went heavier, while 2016's 'Lunar Eclipse' tried more atmospheric stuff. Their songs have titles like 'Metal Punk,' 'Sex, Sex, Sex,' and 'Stupid Posers Deserve To Die,' which gives you an idea of their general tone.
By the end of the decade they'd put out 'Lunacy' in 2019, another record of swirling guitars and driving rhythms. They built a following through steady releases and live shows, playing a mix of psychedelic rock with surf and other influences that felt homemade and direct.
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