The Legendary Tigerman is a rock 'n' roll fanatic, his works resemble a retro-futuristic synthesis of the arts of sound and vision. 
 The Tigerman never shied away from staking his claims on a field of references and influences, finding in kindred spirits succor for the ravages and hurts the here and now inflicts on him. He can sing a breakup blues with a soft tongue ("Do Come Home") as if the ghost of Chris Isaak had entered him, and he dances on the brink on "Wild Beast," a whisper rockabilly with little more than guitar and Song, in the head of the love madness of his life: "I'm just a wild beast with a broken heart". If David Lynch is not recording an album himself and is looking for a soundtrack for his next film, he would be at the right place in 2015 with Paulo Furtado. You could also say it like this: With the Tigerman 
 The blues of the 21st century promises a bit of catharsis again.