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“If you were looking for some music that would fall somewhere in between some of the hyped bands/styles right now, then London’s up and coming My Tiger My Timing might just fill that void. This little four piece takes those … Continue reading →

“Some great music landed in my inbox today. I guess the term “intelligent dance” doesn’t really make any sense, but in the case of My Tiger My Timing I think it’s quite relevant. There’s a little afrobeat going on, a … Continue reading →

“…New Cross dance-pop quartet support, suggesting a cross between Television (had they been raised on kwassa kwassa), Stereolab and Of Montreal.” – Time Out PLUS!!!!!! everyone’s entitled to it! “I’m certainly not going nuts over it.” – Bridging The Atlantic

“…This is intelligent surreal-pop mixing up the elements of weird North-American indie and alternative dance to create something unique that vibrates and buzzes through the air, and if they are lucky, it’s gonna shape the future of UK’s indie.” – … Continue reading →

Streetkiss Music Q&A now online: “De la pop groovy-funky, on aime ça. Kool Kiss!” Thank you to everyone who came down to the Metro last night, you made it momentous! Love you xx

…Aural Satisfaction “My Tiger My Timing is a 4 piece electro/pop/afrobeat/zouk band from London. They all sing, on the tracks, which give them a really cool sound. And im really in love with the drums on the track they sent … Continue reading →

“…they use afro-beat in an appealing and innovative way. I like the cut of their gib and recommend you give ‘em a listen.” Fades in Slowly

Check out our Q&A with Dirty Sexy Music Friday, 29 August 2008 Q+A with My Tiger My Timing Hello all! I’m going in an hour so this is the last post for a while, but I’v found out there might … Continue reading →

“Like their countrymen The Chap and Hot Chip, My Tiger My Timing is helping to usher in a new era of intelligent dance music. What does it sound like? Afrobeat guitars + dub basslines + skittery beats + steel drum … Continue reading →

“My Tiger My Timing remind me of early Hot Chip and by that i mean the stuff on their ‘Coming On Strong’ album, all downtempo, soft and funky electro-soul-pop with touches of brilliant weirdness…” – Pier Pressure