Luna - Tiger Lily

Review by Kyra Hamoen

Tiger Lily is the fourth studio album released by the indie rock band Luna in 1994. The album features a unique blend of dreamy pop, alternative rock, and psychedelic sounds that create a distinct vibe that is both soothing and entrancing.

The album opens with "China Town," a track that sets the tone for the entire album with its gentle guitar riffs and Dean Wareham's hazy vocals. Other standout tracks include "Tiger Lily," "Great Jones Street," and "Moon Palace," which all showcase the band's ability to create atmospheric and introspective songs.

One of the most impressive aspects of Tiger Lily is the band's ability to balance dreamy melodies with more upbeat and energetic tracks like "Sideshow by the Seashore" and "Pup Tent." Luna's signature sound is fully realized on this album, and it's clear that they were at the top of their game during the recording process.

Summary by Kyra Hamoen

Tiger Lily is a must-listen for fans of dreamy indie rock and psychedelic pop. The album is a testament to Luna's talent and creativity, and it continues to be a beloved classic in the indie rock canon.