TEA release SAY UNITY – “A supercharged riot of electronica” – BBC
Los Angeles – Veteran electronic music band Tunnelmental Experimental Assembly have released Say Unity, a ten-track CD showcasing what Green Man calls, “Dance music mayhem with a social conscience and intelligent lyrics.”
T.E.A., who orbit between Los Angeles and their UK starting point, is the brain child of their founding member, Nigel R. Mitchell. The musical collective originated in Mitchell’s native England in the late Eighties and has become a mainstay on the alternative music scene.
The BBC compared T.E.A. to Joy Division, New Order and the Chemical Brothers, while Flavorpill cited the band as “spanning punk and indie rock to their current electro-glitch, quasi-spoken word, Dan le Sac-esque futuristic dancehall sound.”
Say Unity features ten tracks, all penned by Mitchell.
“I feel it is up to the artist to advance perception. I push harder than the destroyers of beauty,“ says Mitchell, adding, “Love and peace are my weapons, say unity.”
Tunnelmental Experimental Assembly independently released the CD, which is available on their website and iTunes.com.
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http://www.tunnelmental.com
https://www.facebook.com/tunnelmental
http://www.youtube.com/user/tunnelmental
