fantastic - reminds me of squeeze meets lynard skynard
author: dale nixon
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"...a slab of Replacements, Stones-y, pop punk..."
author: Village Voice
...a slab of Stones-y, pop punk-think the Nils and early (pre-sucking) Soul Asylum...
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"...razor sharp and rifftastic..."
author: Rolling Stone.com
In the post-Strokes universe, it's nice that kids are getting into No Yawk Rawk again. A prime example -- as yet unsigned too -- is the excellent Tiger Mountain. Razor-sharp and rifftastic, Mike Jackson's axe-happy combo is two-guitar-bass-and-drums rock & roll in the glorious stylee of MC5's High Time...
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"exuding tons of Rolling Stones' swagger..."
author: The Big Takeover
Exuding tons of Rolling Stones' swagger and attitude with plenty of double lead guitar-riffing back and forth, Tiger Mountain growl and stampede through the tracks on their debut like a garage band version of the Flamin' Groovies circa Tennage Head...the tunes alternate between punky insouciance and studied...power pop...Tiger Mountain flashes you back to those days when you used to put on Jumpin' Jack Flash and practice your moves in front of the bathroom mirror.
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