TEIGER

Meet the atmospheric London trio who refuse to be pigeonholed.

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IT’S HARD TO believe Talie Rose Eigeland had barely played guitar or sung before launching Teiger around two years ago, given the depth and conviction of their self-titled debut album. “It’s happened very fast in the grand scheme of things,” she admits. Very fast indeed. The London-based trio have quickly developed a strong reputation as ones to watch, with their dark, ethereal undertones standing out in an industry often jam-packed with cookie-cutter acts. Completed by drummer Jon Steele and bassist Phillip Eldridge-Smith, Teiger have copped comparisons to everyone from Jefferson Airplane to Tool – while Eigeland herself has highlighted Opeth, Radiohead and PJ Harvey as influences. Be ready to chuck those comparisons out the window, though; the trio are already carving their own path, indie-flecked but adventurous and otherworldly, which…

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