Tigers On Trains
Tigers On Trains formed in Manchester around 2010 with Simon Askew on vocals and guitar, Tom Peters on bass, Alex Johnson on drums, and Jack Bergin handling...
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Tigers On Trains formed in Manchester around 2010 with Simon Askew on vocals and guitar, Tom Peters on bass, Alex Johnson on drums, and Jack Bergin handling keyboards and vocals. They put out their first album, In the Atlas Cedars, in 2013, followed by The Map in 2016 and The Midnight Sun in 2019.
Their sound pulls from atmospheric post-rock acts like Sigur Rós and Explosions in the Sky, with some folk and electronic touches mixed in. Simon Askew writes most of the lyrics, which tend to circle themes of isolation and searching. Songs like In the Atlas Cedars and Myrrhine give a good sense of their moody, layered approach.
The band took a break in 2017, citing exhaustion and some creative differences, but came back together to record The Midnight Sun. They've occasionally woven political concerns into their work, though that hasn't really defined their catalog.
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