Tanta Furia is the fourth studio album by English progressive rock band Birdeatsbaby.
Originally release in 2016, Tanta Furia was seen as a step away from the group's cabaret-style roots, toward a heavier, more punk and metal inspired tone, but still featuring much of the orchestration and classical elements on display in their previous records.
The album as saw the band begin to expand their instrumentation, with Fitzgerald playing accordion on the title track, as well as contributions from Brighton-based Gospel choir group The Dulcetones.
Mishkin Fitzgerald is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and vocalist known for her bold, genre-blending sound. She first gained attention as the frontwoman of Birdeatsbaby, an orchestral rock band celebrated for its intense, theatrical live shows, which later evolved into the progressive metal act Crimson Veil. As a solo artist, she weaves together elements of rock, folk, and klezmer. Her sound is rooted in her earliest musical experiences, from singing in a church choir to spending time with her Greek-Jewish grandmother, who was an accordionist and pianist. Lyrically, her songs draw on personal experiences of bipolar disorder and addiction, exploring themes of mental health, recovery and transformation. Rather than offering ease or closure, her music invites listeners to sit with discomfort and vulnerability, creating an intimate live space where raw emotion is welcomed, encouraging audiences to feel deeply connected.