Nerina Pallot returned to the National Centre for Early Music in York for the last date of her UK tour, and she brought along friends of York Calling T.I.G.Y. in support.
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Since I discovered Dorking-based alternative dream pop duo T.I.G.Y. over the summer thanks to their EP Sunny Dog Days, they’ve become something of a favourite of mine. Following the EP were two unique covers – Miike Snow’s Animal and LCD Soundsystem’s Someone Great. Now they’re back with a new one, the sixth release from their debut album. It’s called World Full of Want.
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T.I.G.Y. have featured on the blog a couple of times now, most recently through their dreamy cover of Miike Snow’s Animal. Now they’re back with another cover, this time paying tribute to LCD Soundsystem. Here’s their unique take on Someone Great.
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Just over a year ago, I pulled together a playlist on the 100 best tracks that we’ve shared here on York Calling. It was a difficult but ultimately rewarding experience to bring together so much great and diverse music, so I thought I’d do it again. Yet, this time around, 100 wasn’t enough.
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I had the pleasure of catching Nerina Pallot live late last year when she came to perform an acoustic set at The National Centre For Early Music here in York. It was a show that reminded me of her too often overlooked genius and introduced me to her magnetic personality. So, when I saw she had a new track out, I knew I had to cover it. It’s called Cold Places.
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