The overt production of its predecessor has been scaled back in favour of encapsulating a sense of liveness across the course of the record. It’s a bold move. One that in lesser hands might have felt like a regression, but here it allows focus to fall on Tiger’s Jaw trademark emotionally affecting lyricism.
An album packed with heart, soul and – despite its title — memorable songs, LP six is another gem from a band who rarely let you down.
That confidence allows this album to bloom with many different shades ... to make this Tigers Jaw's most complete album yet.
Tigers Jaw make albums that are good, sometimes very good, but not quite great.
The band’s latest effort all-but removes the punch that once established them, instead favouring subtle guitar-led melodies and elevating Ben and Brianna’s vocal performances.
You could play any song in its entirety, then the exact second the track ends, you hold a gun to my head and tell me to hum the melody.
I would tell you to shoot me.
i was incredibly excited for this album and now that it’s out i am far from disappointed. this album feels incredibly commforting and calm. it’s very pretty. there are a few slightly underwhelming songs but overall, i’d say this album is pretty consistent. the vocals and lyrics are as good as they’ve always been for tigers jaw but the instrumentals and overall sound is very different from tigers jaw’s regular sound, but it’s still very good. check this out ... read more
Not me having a nervous breakdown at 2 AM and listening to this album. It did comfort me. There's a nice feel to this album which I usually do get from Indie rock. I don't mean to compare but I prefer the female vocals overall. I thought that it fit better to the sound that they have.
very comforting album. i definetely enjoy the songs brianna sings a lot more if i'm being honest. should feel kinda repetitive but it doesn't!! very easy listen!!! love it very much
There are times on this record that I’m really close to calling it some kind of alternative emo modern masterpiece with some of the best writing I’ve seen in this style. It’s abundantly clear this was written with a lot of genuine heartfelt energy through and through. There are also a few times throughout that it dives into tropes of a few-decades-old style of music that don’t stand out as much, though. I do like that the band has two vocalists. That’s a nice touch ... read more
1 | I Won't Care How You Remember Me 3:36 | 72 |
2 | Cat's Cradle 2:36 | 88 |
3 | Hesitation 2:43 | 69 |
4 | New Detroit 2:44 | 72 |
5 | Can't Wait Forever 2:36 | 68 |
6 | Lemon Mouth 3:09 | 67 |
7 | Body Language 3:36 | 71 |
8 | Commit 2:33 | 68 |
9 | Never Wanted To 3:15 | 63 |
10 | Heaven Apart 3:42 | 69 |
11 | Anniversary 3:40 | 77 |