Tigerstyle – There’s Nothing Good about What You Do
With heavy guitars and gang vocals a plenty, Tigerstyles ‘There’s Nothing Good about What You Do’ is three minutes worth of melodic Hardcore with a large slice of pop punk thrown in for good measure.
It all starts with some heavy palm muting before the rest of the gang join in, the style of the guitar riffs and drumming sounds like something American band Four Year Strong would throw together.
The vocals come in and sing about broken relationships and how you cannot give up even though you have been let down. The stand out vocals are on the chorus ‘you broke me down, you broke me down but I’m back for more, I’ll make it through, I’ll pick myself up off the ground’.
The vocal style reminds me very much of Blink 182s Tom Delonge with the American whiny style, especially on the chorus. The vocals are clear and crisp and you can easily pick out the words.
Midway through and we have an instrumental breakdown which features some great double bass beats on the drums and some intense guitar riffs.
To sum it all up if you like bands like four year strong or A Day to Remember then chances are you will really enjoy this track. It’s easy to get into, well written and flows very nicely.
Dan Martin Brown
@Dan Martin Brown
Punk/Pop Punk Reviewer on behalf of GIGgle Pics
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