Tigercats
Tigercats formed in London in the early 2010s with Luke Sital-Smith on vocals, Jeremy Pritchard on guitar, Dave Nelson on bass, and Neil Smith on drums. They...
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Tigercats formed in London in the early 2010s with Luke Sital-Smith on vocals, Jeremy Pritchard on guitar, Dave Nelson on bass, and Neil Smith on drums. They were part of that city's indie scene, playing shows and trying to get noticed. Their sound was a mix of things, but it didn't really break through until a few years in.
In 2014, they released the single "Junior Champion," which caught on. The song had a catchy, straightforward melody that connected with people. It became their most recognizable track and helped shift things for the band.
They put out albums like "Our Earthly Powers," "Lost and Found," and "Rituals." The music kept that indie rock base but sometimes pulled in folk or electronic touches. They won an Ivor Novello Award for "Junior Champion" and a MOJO Award around that time. Their songs also ended up in some films and TV shows.
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