TIGERCUB Announce New Album ‘Nets To Catch The Wind’, Debut New Single “Fall In Fall Out”

Tigercub have officially launched “Fall In Fall Out”, the first single from their newly announced album Nets To Catch The Wind. The reveal follows their Halloween performance at Brighton Electric in their hometown of Brighton, UK, where the British alt-rock trio premiered both “Silver Smile” and “Fall In Fall Out” live for the first time.

The studio version of “Fall In Fall Out” is now available to stream below. The track marks the beginning of a new era for the band and serves as the first preview of their upcoming album, produced by Tom Dalgety (Ghost, Royal Blood).

Set for release on April 10th through Loosegroove Records—co-founded by Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam, a strong supporter of the band—Nets To Catch The Wind captures Tigercub in their most honest form yet.

The band issued the following statement on the creative process behind the album, keeping the entire quote bolded per your style guide:

“‘The Perfume of Decay’ was the midnight confession.
‘Nets to Catch the Wind’ is the dawn that follows.
Our white-light record, set in the space between dream and daylight.

Over 1000 voice memos, 3 journals, the album written and torn down three times…
Finally rebuilt & recorded live in the same room over nine days at Rockfield Studios.
We lost the plot to find something true.s

This is the essence of the band in its raw form.”

In a notable collaboration, album closer “Cut The Eyes Out The Photographs” features Neil Fallon of Clutch, marking another chapter in the ongoing connection between the two touring partners.

Nets To Catch The Wind Track Listing:

01 – “Silver Smile”
02 – “Fall In Fall Out”
03 – “Stuck In The Melancholy”
04 – “Breaking Out”
05 – “A Black Moon”
06 – “Head Over Heels”
07 – “Nightmares”
08 – “My Paper Heart”
09 – “Golden Sands”
10 – “Magic Sleep”
11 – “Cut The Eyes Out The Photographs” (feat. Neil Fallon of Clutch)

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