"Newly formed Dublin-based duo Celsey McFadden and Monica Harkin are already producing intriguing electronic sounds with nods and winks to Amiina, Fever Ray and Portishead." Jim Carroll, The Irish Times 17/9/10

TeaTronik combine live instrumentation and real world sounds with computer generated beats and instruments to create a sound that is polyrhythmic, atmospheric, melodic and organic.

We started working on this album over 3 years ago. It's been a long process but we are finally releasing it on the 24th May with Diatribe Records. Launch night will be in the Cobalt Cafe Dublin. Only 6 yo yos in!..(and you get a free download of the album with that!) Keep up to date here https://www.facebook.com/teatronik

"TeaTronik 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 TeaTronik can develop on this auspicious of starts the stagnant whiff from the other villagers could once and for all be vaporised."   
KD Mp3hugger.com

"I love the rich texture of their sound involving field recordings, balanced beautifully by the sweet vocal."  
 The Confused Eclectic

"Wilder" connects Monica's sweet voice with all the elements above and it is truly almost impossible to put a genre on this one, but it really doesn't matter since it's an outstanding piece of electronic music."   Adalberto, Origamitracks.blogspot.com

“TeaTronik manage to set themselves part from the run of the mill electronic acts that are critic’s choice at the moment. Instead of falling into the traps of ‘Chillwave’ and ‘Witch House’, this electronic duo are on their own journey on their own terms and this is evident when you experience their own brand of electronica”.  
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“An excellent example of chilled out electronic that could easily rival the big names in the field. TeaTronik’s new release ‘Home’ is successful at developing a slow, easy-going pace that is neither boring or repetitive.  Definitely looking forward to hearing future releases from this band; they’ll go far”. 4/5  http://thetearoommusic.tumblr.com/

Hello, it's me.

My new album "The Work" is out now on City Slang. 

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Past Events:

3/8/2014: Bootie SF @
DNA Lounge (BootieATL Room)

10/5/13: Bootie ATL #15 @
The Shelter

8/9/12: Bootie ATL #8 @
Noni's Bar & Deli

2/11/12: Bootie ATL #4 @
Highland Inn Ballroom Lounge

3/4/07: Bumpin: Sundays at Roxanne’s

Altitude Sickness performs multi-dimensional mash-ups using self-assembled Monome tupperware. He samples across an eclectic vibrational spectrum - both rooted in western water music and driven by eastern exploration. Obsessed with developing new tools for interfacing with digital music, Altitude Sickness often finds himself juggling both beats and hardware on stage.
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 Video: vimeo.com/altitudesickness
 Contact: raw [at] rawwerks [dot] com
 Music: altitudesickness.bandcamp.mu
 Software: http://code.google.com/p/smacktop
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 Projects:
 The Jamburglar (Fall 2010)
 Dirty Projections (Fall 2008)
 Mashinery (Spring 2008)

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