Hey Folks.  We recorded an acoustic version of Spark for our five-year anniversary back in August.  Sorry it's a bit late- think of it as an early holiday present.

Revisiting this song brought back a lot of memories from the past five years- recording our demo EP at Getaway Studios with Jay Maas (back when it was in a crappy basement in Wakefield, and not the infinitely-nicer basement that Jake, with a little help from Josh, built a few years later), playing a bunch of shows around New England, touring with Lehnen and The First Annual, recording Fools and the Split with Colin Bugbee, and the long process of writing and recording Wishing Well, released earlier this year.  It gave us a chance to remember all the past and current members of this band, some of whom are deeply missed, and all of whom are loved.

We're a little spread out these days, but there are new things in the works and we'll keep you posted as they come to light.

Thankyou.
-Dreamtigers

Track info:
Andrew Gary - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Dylan Rieck - Cello
Jake Woodruff - Modified Piano
Guitar and Vocals recorded by Andrew Gary at Spelling Bee Studios, Newton, MA
Cello and Piano recorded by Jake Woodruff at Greenheart Studios, Austin, TX

Mixed by Jordan Geiger in the analog domain at Shine Studios, Austin, TX
Mastered by Travis Chapman at TC Audioworks, Austin, TX

Spark (5th Anniversary Acoustic)

Keep Time

Wishing Well, their debut LP, is the first in-depth realization of Dreamtigers’ vision. Joe Longobardi and Mike Moschetto are valuable new additions to the lineup. Longobardi, who plays in Defeater with Woodruff, lends his drumming expertise to the outfit, at times explosive and always tasteful. Moschetto engineered the bulk of the tracking and now lends his bass chops to band. A slew of guest appearances, including members of Caspian, Balmorhea, and Polar Bear Club, make this a record not to be missed.

(Empty Roads Pt I)

Dreamtigers is the songwriting collaboration of Jake Woodruff and Andrew Gary, with Joe Longobardi and Mike Moschetto rounding out the rhythm section. Their nostalgic, dynamic indie rock songs take shape through many rounds of mutual revision, drawing on nearly a decade of collaboration to create a sound at once new and familiar. It's the sound of New England troubles, over a beer with a friend.

(Empty Roads Pt I)

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