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Tea-Tronic – Time Wants To

Posted by hugger | Published on September 20, 2010

Monica and Celsey may indeed be an electronica duo for the purpose of this piece but it seems their repertoire extends to Jazz, Bossa Nova and Latin. Probably explains why ‘Time Wants To’ is so at odds with its contemporaries as it pulls in all sorts of otherworldly effects. Tea-Tronic as the pair call themselves appear to have parachuted out of nowhere from the dank dark Irish skies but their arrival is to be welcomed. For once we have something from these shores that is not wacky, acoustic or an extension of ones own guitar. It is refreshing and if Tea-Tronic can develop on this auspicious of starts the stagnant whiff from the other villagers could once and for all be vaporised. KD

~~Tea-Tronic – Time Wants To~~

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