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Music review: the Tiger Lillies

By admin, 28 February 2012

Source http://bethemedia.org.uk/culture/2012/feb/28/music-review-tiger-lillies

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Described by singer Martyn Jacques as “Brechtian punk cabaret”, the Tiger Lillies have been delighting fans with vaudevillian gypsy-like songs about infanticide, rape, prostitution and murder for 20 years across no less than 30 albums. For those who haven’t come across the Tiger Lillies however, their show at the Contact Theatre would have been a poor introduction.

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