Portugal is home to a low-down and dirty bluesman, and his name is Paulo Furtado. Under the Legendary Tigerman alias, he suffuses electrified country blues with a bad-boy attitude rooted in psychobilly and tattooed boogie. His one-man-band approach lends his mix of juke-joint grease and romantically tragic ballads an achingly spare quality. Over a primitive kick-drum pulse, Furtado rips hiccupping riffs and filthy twang while spinning tales of lust, anguish and all manner of delicious sordidness in a voice that's as cool as it is alienated.