Brighton's Tigercub unravel psychedelic grunge cut "Destroy"
14 July 2015, 13:52
| Written by
Laurence Day
Brighton's Tigercub have revealed latest single "Destroy", a grizzled grunge-rock paean with metal undertones.
The tune's got cyclic riffs and droning Queens/Kyuss bass licks. It's more psychedelic than it first lets on, barging through with chunky rock noises before repeated motifs and hypnotic percussion.
Too Pure will release "Destroy", as well as second A-side "You", on 14 August.
Listen to "Destroy" below, and then check out the band's upcoming shows afterwards.
July
26 - Birmingham, Off the Cuff Festival
August
6 - London, Old Blue Last
7 - Brighton, Bleach (launch party)
8 - Southampton, Lennons
November
14 Southampton, Independence Festival
Latest
- Gracie Gray announces forthcoming album, Magnet
- Yard Act share live performance series, Live From Utopia
- MEO Kalorama announces a new festival edition in Madrid with the likes of Sam Smith, Massive Attack, LCD Soundsystem
- End Of The Road Festival announce their comedy and literature lineup for its 2024 edition
- SOFT PLAY announce their first album in six years, HEAVY JELLY
- Thomas Powers joins forces with Julien Baker on new single, "Empty Voices"
- Hiatus Kaiyote present new single, "Telescope"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Read next
News
Listen
Deadbeat Girl's "Who Are You?" moves grunge into fifth gear
Liana Flores offers mystical storytelling and transporting jazz-folk on “I wish for the rain”
Orchards release new single, "I Feel Terrible"
Dan Aura brings to bear "Where It Hurts"
Montreal’s Bon Enfant share art-rock stomper “Trompe-l’oeil”
Night Swimming cycle through romantic uncertainty on the dizzying "Evergreen"
Reviews
Dua Lipa
Radical Optimism
03 May 2024
Kee Avil
Spine
02 May 2024
Mdou Moctar
Funeral For Justice
02 May 2024
