Good Tiger Stream New Album, A Head Full Of Moonlight

Good Tiger are streaming their brand new album, A Head Full Of Moonlight a few days before its release on Friday! Whack it in your ears now.

November 4, 2015

Good Tiger are streaming their brand new album, A Head Full Of Moonlight, exclusively with Kerrang!

A Head Full Of Moonlight will be self-released by the band on Friday 6 November, but you lucky lot can hear the album in it’s entirety a few days early. Listen to the stream below and let us know what you think in the comments section below.

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