Music from Regions Beyond

Entertainment Weekly: "[They] bash away at pompadour-punk grooves with melodic abandon." -- Grade: B+

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CD Details

Released: June 5, 2007
Originally Released: 2007
Label: Hellcat Records

Entertainment Reviews:

Entertainment Weekly - p.77

"[They] bash away at pompadour-punk grooves with melodic abandon." -- Grade: B+

Alternative Press - p.166

4 stars out of 5 -- "MUSIC FROM REGIONS BEYOND closes with 'Where The Moss Slowly Grows,' which adds lap steel guitar for an almost Western swing feel....An enjoyable broad-minded slab o' psychobilly-plus."

Tracks:

1.Prelude: Signal Return
2.Hotprowl
3.Afterworld
4.Forever Fades Away
5.Ghosts of Memory
6.LunaTone
7.Pain
8.As the Cold Rain Falls
9.Hechizo de Amor - (Spanish)
10.Spring Forward
11.Where the Moss Slowly Grows

Product Description:

Tiger Army: Jeff Roffredo (upright bass); James Meza, Nick 13.

Personnel: Nick 13 (vocals, guitar); Dan Under (vocals, background vocals); Davey Havok, Brandan Schieppati, Alain Whyte (vocals); Jerry Finn (harmonium); Roger Manning (keyboards); James Meza (drums); Ryan Wombacher (background vocals).

Audio Mixer: Jerry Finn.

Recording information: Paramount Studios, Hollywood, CA (11/2006-01/2007); Sound Factory, Hollywood, CA (11/2006-01/2007).

Photographer: Samantha Rapp.

Southern California's Tiger Army has built a loyal following with their gutsy, stripped down psychobilly sound. MUSIC FROM REGIONS BEYOND, the band's fourth album, contains more of their classic, punk-influenced rock & roll, yet also branches out into country, synth-pop, metal, and balladry. The experiments aren't always successful, but the band's efforts make for a diverse and energetic listen, proving that Tiger Army aren't necessarily married to the formula that gave them their start, and that their sound can encompass any number of styles.