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The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger Live at Elysium SXSW

The quiet folk of Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl’s The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger began an intriguing night of collaborations leading up to Yoko Ono’s SXSW closing rare performance. TGOASTT is a subdued and understated band. There’s no need to wear ear plugs for this one. But even though they’re relatively quiet, there’s something oddly compelling about their chemistry. The two complement each other well as both have soft and inviting voices. Might not necessarily knock the socks of a casual observer, but for those folk or singer-songwriter inclined, there’s something here that warrants investigation.

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Raymond Flotat: Editor-in-Chief / Founder mxdwn.com || Raymond Flotat founded mxdwn.com in 2001 while attending University of the Arts in Philadelphia while pursuing a B.F.A. in Multimedia. Over his career he has worked in variety of roles at companies such as PriceGrabber.com and Ticketmaster. He has written literally hundreds of pieces of entertainment journalism throughout his career. He has also spoken at the annual SXSW Music and Arts Festival. When not mining the Internet for the finest and most exciting art in music, movies, games and television content he dabbles in LAMP-stack programming. Originally hailing from Connecticut, he currently resides in Los Angeles. ray@mxdwn.com
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