Written and performed by Tiger Mimic (C) 2021
Produced and mixed by Rees Broomfield
Mastered by Nick Powell

Tiger Mimic - Silence Of The Night

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Tiger Mimic - Walking To The Moon

”Our standout is the premiere single, Don’t Cover Up My Eyes. The track immediately begins with a bass groove that is so seedy and undeniable. As the song continues with Rhodes’ vocals and the jagged guitars, we’re completely enamored.” – The Girls At The Rock Show

"Don't Cover Up My Eyes" is the first track from our Debut EP 'Elephant Skeleton' , recorded at Miloco Studios in London with the awesome Grammy award winning producer Matt Lawrence. It's a sinister song...but it'll still make you wanna dance! x

Elephant Skeleton

Don't Cover Up My Eyes

Tiger Mimic – Don't Cover Up My Eyes

"...a hip-shaking and mind-uplifting vitality that is totally relaxing to dance to. C’mon shake your booty right here, ladies and gents…" - Turn Up The Volume

“Elephant Skeleton is a packed, brilliant and original song from a band that are fully-formed and fantastic. If this is what their material sounds like so early; it is scary how good they can be in a few years from now.”  – Music Musings & Such

“Smooth verses spotlighted by neat bass chords eventually push into sweet choruses. The dual harmonies click together well, the guitars are great and the drumming provides a catchy beat.” – Small Music Scene

“...has a cadence to it that is almost hypnotizing, along with carefully orchestrated harmonies, giving it a dark ominous feeling.”  – The GATRS

The second single from Tiger Mimic's debut EP (OUT NOW!),  recorded at Miloco Studios in London with the awesome Grammy award winning producer Matt Lawrence.

Elephant Skeleton EP

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Tiger Mimic – Elephant Skeleton

"Equal parts slinking and edgy, it's unlike anything we've heard before and worth a thoughtful listen." - The Music Mermaid

"... sultry vocals drift upon mesmerising intertwining guitar and bass parts and toe-tapping drums before kicking into its anthemic chorus and grooving riffs." - She Makes Music

"...toe-tapping guitar riffs and groovy basslines. Melodious vocals from Jess Rhodes also sound great in the chorus as she sings “waiting in the dark” and chilling echoes of “they took off my body” ring out." - Trackdose

Tiger Mimic's new single “I Took Off My Body” tells the surreal story of
someone removing their own body in layers in an effort to find themselves inside, waiting in the dark. A reflection on the world's tendency to make judgments with their eyes, while ignoring the person
inside, the song floats upon hypnotic interlocking guitar and bass parts before kicking into its anthemic chorus vocals and dancey bitcrushed riffs.

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Tiger Mimic – I Took Off My Body

"“Salt Woman” is the standout track on the EP, though; the band transitions effortlessly between Johnson’s fast-paced spitting of lyrics and Rhodes’s gentler vocals." - Indientry

Salt Woman kicks off with rapid-fire, tongue-twisting verses that alternate with swaying blues-tinged choruses, melodic synth lines, and soaring female vocals.

Tiger Mimic - Salt Woman

King Of Machines

Where The Fire Used To Be

A breathless journey in search of a safe place to hide and escape the darkness all around. From the moment the fuzzed-out intro kicks in, the listener is driven along with hypnotic rhythm through surreal verses and raucous interludes, culminating in a final riff-soaked ending that leaves you gasping for air. 

Written and performed by Tiger Mimic
Recorded, produced, and mixed by Kevin Vanbergen
Single illustration by Tiger Mimic
Single art design by 31% Wool

It Was Still Dark (SINGLE)

Tiger Mimic - It Was Still Dark

Formed in late 2018, they've been bringing their distinctive sonic style to stages, airwaves, and on the page ever since. Known for their energetic and dynamic performances and a fearlessly ecclectic sound, they've had incredible support from BBC Introducing, John Kennedy, Amazing Radio, Louder Than War, God Is In The TV, and many more.

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