My America Is Watching Tigers Die

My America Is Watching Tigers Die is an American noise rock band that formed in 2004. Initially a four-piece, the band underwent changes, notably with the departure of vocalist David Rushman in late 2008, after which Matthew Turner took on a more prominent role. They have released several albums, including "Narratives," "Stone Age," "30,000 LBS.," and their fourth studio album, "Misses," which was released on September 30, 2016, via The Ghost Is Clear Records. "Misses" was produced by Kevin Bernsten and mastered by Brad Boatright, reflecting the band's evolution and sound over the years.

The band's music often blends elements of noise rock with energetic live performances. Their discography showcases a progression in style and sound, with "Misses" being noted for capturing their live energy. Despite mixed reviews, the band has maintained a presence in the underground music scene, particularly within the hardcore and noise rock communities. My America Is Watching Tigers Die's history and music reflect a dynamic and evolving presence in the American rock scene.