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<\/p>\nBeing a Yorkshire man I like tea and I must admit the same can be said for TEA as in Tunnelmental Experimental Assembly, they always create music that is not the norm but yet amazing.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of music that appeals to people with different tastes in music too.\u00a0 I got my hands on their latest offering Waiting Here For You, so what did I think?\u00a0 Did I like it like I like their previous albums?\u00a0 Read on and you shall see.<\/h6>\nYou are initially greeted by The Zone which starts with the usual funkiness you will be used to if you know of TEA.\u00a0 Nice solid beat and Nigel\u2019s vocals fit perfectly in with the simplistic but yet full beats and music.\u00a0 The lyrics and vocals are poetic are flowing<\/h6>\nAwake Me comes second on the menu, it starts slow and slightly builds.\u00a0 You get a play of melodies here.\u00a0 It builds up and down beat wise here, throughout the track is the same play you heard of melodies.\u00a0 This track is relaxing yet in some ways it\u2019s trying to awaken you\ud83d\ude03<\/h6>\nBarely Holding On is third on the list, it tells the story of someone who has no fight left in them.\u00a0 Within subdued beats you get an explosion into the cries of this person, here again, Nigel narrates the story with perfection.<\/h6>\nNo Solider comes next, it\u2019s a mismatch of all that is TEA but yet it\u2019s perfect.\u00a0 I love the way they manage to muddle a track together which is yet all planned, this all fits nicely into the perfect madness that is TEA.\u00a0 It\u2019s intelligent, mixed and completely danceable.<\/h6>\nLight And Shade (Get It) starts of catchy and then kicks into a real good toe tapper.\u00a0 For this one I am not going to comment on vocals though they are good I would rather say that this track makes you want to dance, any song that makes you want to dance is amazing.<\/h6>\nThe Mighty Oak is the middle point of this very addictive album.\u00a0 As with all other tracks on this album its rhythmical, melodious and imaginative.\u00a0 But yet so minimal and all-powerful.\u00a0 Again Nigel\u2019s vocals are perfect and the words are poetically blending.<\/h6>\nNext, we are greeted with Smash The Cage, again this is a very catchy track.\u00a0 This time vocals are subdued with again simple but striking and adequate lyrics.\u00a0 Euphorically it builds into another dancy track which its mood builds and drops.<\/h6>\nLies starts with haunting feminine vocals which continue all the way through, the vocal harmonies are then cleverly used in with the music to create another TEA classic.<\/h6>\nTrust Fall starts slowly in somewhat typical TEA style, it’s melancholic and emphatic.\u00a0 It\u2019s a story of loss and wants in many ways.\u00a0 It has a lovely compelling beat which again builds you up in beat and feeling as it reaches the middle of the track.<\/h6>\nWaiting For Closure is another moody track that shapes its physique into another toe tapper.\u00a0 So far this album has been a dancy and emotional ride with very clever lyrics delivered in a way that Nigel can deliver them.<\/h6>\nA Spider starts with children singing Little Miss Muffet the nursery rhyme.\u00a0 There are some lovely scratch noises in this track, again the beats and vocals match each other and play with each other into yet another enjoyable track.<\/h6>\nRise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Awake Me comes second on the menu, it starts slow and slightly builds.\u00a0 You get a play of melodies here.\u00a0 It builds up and down beat wise here, throughout the track is the same play you heard of melodies.\u00a0 This track is relaxing yet in some ways it\u2019s trying to awaken you\ud83d\ude03<\/h6>\nBarely Holding On is third on the list, it tells the story of someone who has no fight left in them.\u00a0 Within subdued beats you get an explosion into the cries of this person, here again, Nigel narrates the story with perfection.<\/h6>\nNo Solider comes next, it\u2019s a mismatch of all that is TEA but yet it\u2019s perfect.\u00a0 I love the way they manage to muddle a track together which is yet all planned, this all fits nicely into the perfect madness that is TEA.\u00a0 It\u2019s intelligent, mixed and completely danceable.<\/h6>\nLight And Shade (Get It) starts of catchy and then kicks into a real good toe tapper.\u00a0 For this one I am not going to comment on vocals though they are good I would rather say that this track makes you want to dance, any song that makes you want to dance is amazing.<\/h6>\nThe Mighty Oak is the middle point of this very addictive album.\u00a0 As with all other tracks on this album its rhythmical, melodious and imaginative.\u00a0 But yet so minimal and all-powerful.\u00a0 Again Nigel\u2019s vocals are perfect and the words are poetically blending.<\/h6>\nNext, we are greeted with Smash The Cage, again this is a very catchy track.\u00a0 This time vocals are subdued with again simple but striking and adequate lyrics.\u00a0 Euphorically it builds into another dancy track which its mood builds and drops.<\/h6>\nLies starts with haunting feminine vocals which continue all the way through, the vocal harmonies are then cleverly used in with the music to create another TEA classic.<\/h6>\nTrust Fall starts slowly in somewhat typical TEA style, it’s melancholic and emphatic.\u00a0 It\u2019s a story of loss and wants in many ways.\u00a0 It has a lovely compelling beat which again builds you up in beat and feeling as it reaches the middle of the track.<\/h6>\nWaiting For Closure is another moody track that shapes its physique into another toe tapper.\u00a0 So far this album has been a dancy and emotional ride with very clever lyrics delivered in a way that Nigel can deliver them.<\/h6>\nA Spider starts with children singing Little Miss Muffet the nursery rhyme.\u00a0 There are some lovely scratch noises in this track, again the beats and vocals match each other and play with each other into yet another enjoyable track.<\/h6>\nRise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
No Solider comes next, it\u2019s a mismatch of all that is TEA but yet it\u2019s perfect.\u00a0 I love the way they manage to muddle a track together which is yet all planned, this all fits nicely into the perfect madness that is TEA.\u00a0 It\u2019s intelligent, mixed and completely danceable.<\/h6>\nLight And Shade (Get It) starts of catchy and then kicks into a real good toe tapper.\u00a0 For this one I am not going to comment on vocals though they are good I would rather say that this track makes you want to dance, any song that makes you want to dance is amazing.<\/h6>\nThe Mighty Oak is the middle point of this very addictive album.\u00a0 As with all other tracks on this album its rhythmical, melodious and imaginative.\u00a0 But yet so minimal and all-powerful.\u00a0 Again Nigel\u2019s vocals are perfect and the words are poetically blending.<\/h6>\nNext, we are greeted with Smash The Cage, again this is a very catchy track.\u00a0 This time vocals are subdued with again simple but striking and adequate lyrics.\u00a0 Euphorically it builds into another dancy track which its mood builds and drops.<\/h6>\nLies starts with haunting feminine vocals which continue all the way through, the vocal harmonies are then cleverly used in with the music to create another TEA classic.<\/h6>\nTrust Fall starts slowly in somewhat typical TEA style, it’s melancholic and emphatic.\u00a0 It\u2019s a story of loss and wants in many ways.\u00a0 It has a lovely compelling beat which again builds you up in beat and feeling as it reaches the middle of the track.<\/h6>\nWaiting For Closure is another moody track that shapes its physique into another toe tapper.\u00a0 So far this album has been a dancy and emotional ride with very clever lyrics delivered in a way that Nigel can deliver them.<\/h6>\nA Spider starts with children singing Little Miss Muffet the nursery rhyme.\u00a0 There are some lovely scratch noises in this track, again the beats and vocals match each other and play with each other into yet another enjoyable track.<\/h6>\nRise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Mighty Oak is the middle point of this very addictive album.\u00a0 As with all other tracks on this album its rhythmical, melodious and imaginative.\u00a0 But yet so minimal and all-powerful.\u00a0 Again Nigel\u2019s vocals are perfect and the words are poetically blending.<\/h6>\nNext, we are greeted with Smash The Cage, again this is a very catchy track.\u00a0 This time vocals are subdued with again simple but striking and adequate lyrics.\u00a0 Euphorically it builds into another dancy track which its mood builds and drops.<\/h6>\nLies starts with haunting feminine vocals which continue all the way through, the vocal harmonies are then cleverly used in with the music to create another TEA classic.<\/h6>\nTrust Fall starts slowly in somewhat typical TEA style, it’s melancholic and emphatic.\u00a0 It\u2019s a story of loss and wants in many ways.\u00a0 It has a lovely compelling beat which again builds you up in beat and feeling as it reaches the middle of the track.<\/h6>\nWaiting For Closure is another moody track that shapes its physique into another toe tapper.\u00a0 So far this album has been a dancy and emotional ride with very clever lyrics delivered in a way that Nigel can deliver them.<\/h6>\nA Spider starts with children singing Little Miss Muffet the nursery rhyme.\u00a0 There are some lovely scratch noises in this track, again the beats and vocals match each other and play with each other into yet another enjoyable track.<\/h6>\nRise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Lies starts with haunting feminine vocals which continue all the way through, the vocal harmonies are then cleverly used in with the music to create another TEA classic.<\/h6>\nTrust Fall starts slowly in somewhat typical TEA style, it’s melancholic and emphatic.\u00a0 It\u2019s a story of loss and wants in many ways.\u00a0 It has a lovely compelling beat which again builds you up in beat and feeling as it reaches the middle of the track.<\/h6>\nWaiting For Closure is another moody track that shapes its physique into another toe tapper.\u00a0 So far this album has been a dancy and emotional ride with very clever lyrics delivered in a way that Nigel can deliver them.<\/h6>\nA Spider starts with children singing Little Miss Muffet the nursery rhyme.\u00a0 There are some lovely scratch noises in this track, again the beats and vocals match each other and play with each other into yet another enjoyable track.<\/h6>\nRise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Waiting For Closure is another moody track that shapes its physique into another toe tapper.\u00a0 So far this album has been a dancy and emotional ride with very clever lyrics delivered in a way that Nigel can deliver them.<\/h6>\nA Spider starts with children singing Little Miss Muffet the nursery rhyme.\u00a0 There are some lovely scratch noises in this track, again the beats and vocals match each other and play with each other into yet another enjoyable track.<\/h6>\nRise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Rise Up Now signals the end of this amazing album and what an end to the album Rise Up Now is.\u00a0 It\u2019s a memorable track that is again a body mover.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of album that you would love to see go to number one if the masses appreciated its genius.\u00a0 An ace line here \u2018cause everything sucks\u2019 but it definitely doesn\u2019t on this album.<\/h6>\nAll in all, I find Waiting Here For You a great album, you find a lot of stuff that has TEA written all over it.\u00a0 It\u2019s a mixture of emotions which is delivered in a perfect way.\u00a0 It has some very poppy elements in it which I feel will appeal to a wide audience.\u00a0 Great album by all.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Tunnelmental \u2013 Waiting Here For You Review Reviewed by \u00a0Phlis Being a Yorkshire man I like tea and I must admit the same can be said for TEA as in Tunnelmental Experimental Assembly, they always create music that is not the norm but yet amazing.\u00a0 It\u2019s the kind of music that appeals to people with […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_crdt_document":"","episode_type":"","audio_file":"","cover_image":"","cover_image_id":"","duration":"","filesize":"","filesize_raw":"","date_recorded":"","explicit":"","block":"","itunes_episode_number":"","itunes_title":"","itunes_season_number":"","itunes_episode_type":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[130],"tags":[57,114,126,82,113,70,155,69,514,513,119],"class_list":["post-4239","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-album-reviews","tag-alternative-2","tag-avant-garde","tag-ebm","tag-electronica-2","tag-experimental","tag-live-music","tag-phlis-debruce","tag-post-punk","tag-tea","tag-tunnelmental","tag-wicked"],"yoast_head":"\n