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Screaming Tea Party

 HOLY DISASTER 'Sounds like 'I found a reason' by the Velvets, yet - and get this- even cooler. Didn't think that was possible, did you?' -'What's on the NME stereo' November 17th

The Screaming Tea Party. What can I say? Complex in their simplicity and a nexus of electricity reminiscent of Sonic Youth having sex with a bulldozer. Their soundscape ranged from tight melodies and lo-fi whinings to punk-o-riffic noise-o-rama. The vocals ranged from Mary-chain stylemurmurings, to screaming, the only way to be heard over those guitars
DROWNEDINSOUND

“they switch continually between scribbling punkabilly and utterly stripped- down lo-fi, with magical results.”
ROUGHTRADE

Screaming Tea Party are a band you're gonna think you discovered when you were 13. They pack in snippets of every record you've ever owned, and sound like a sloppy first kiss that precedes a punch in the teeth, without sounding dated or cliched.
DAZED AND CONFUSED

Stolen Recordings reveal this lovely 10" vinyl package from one of London's oddest and most wonderful bands. Live, they're quite unique, and on record, the many ideas are beautifully captured over a range of stylistically varied arrangements.
PURE GROOVE

 

Screaming Tea Party are Koichi: (Bass/Voice) Nell: (Drums/Voice) Niyan: (Guitar)