LE TIGRE - Le Tigre jul11 which peaked at number 29

which peaked at number 29 in the official UK album charts and picked up fantastic acclaim from both press and public

The resulting live album became a #1 album for Elvis

Their lyrics are a treasure trove of football references

Further honing his experiments in sound as subconscious vernacular

Shame release Food for Worms

LE TIGRE - Le Tigre jul11 which peaked at number 29LP Black Vinyl The debut effort from Le Tigre sounds like the best new wave album not to come from the 1980s. Here, Kathleen Hanna expands on the lo fi sounds she tinkered with on her debut solo album, Julie Ruin. Le Tigre melds punk, new wave, and hip hop into a seemingly cute package. Each song is hummable, and Hanna's "valley girl intelligentsia" voice is perfectly deceptive. In Deceptacon, a song loaded with the kind of simple contradictions that