D-mock-crass-E are an exciting new band who have told their own story through perfectly fused, powerful, emotive arrangements with clever lyrics and storytelling. The album provides an analysis of the cultural, economic and social reasons for the decline of rock music. **This is a free album to promote the work of the band and a full 15-song album is to follow.**

Please read this and tell your friends.......

Hi, this song is the first track from our album Electric Tingles. You can hear a high resolution version of it (with the full sound intact) on the CD- baby site, type in Riot In The Choir- Electric Tingles into a search engine to do so.
You will also be able to listen to the other tracks as well, again, in high resolution format.
You will find some basic info about our band there.
We want to see what kind of a response we get to our music before we make any plans about our future as a band. We just want the music to speak for itself at the moment. It's really up to you whether we go on from here, so tell us what you think on the soundboard.
To launch ourselves properly as a band, we need to ask a couple of small favours of you, if we may:
1.) If you like what we've done, please help us to spread the word of this through social media and by word of mouth; in other words, please tell your friends about us. We need you to do this because far from helping us, certain vested interests in the music industry have promised us they'll do everything they can to ensure that 'this goes nowhere' ( we can't receive any satisfactory reason for their attitude to our output) and this is one reason why we don't want to reveal ourselves until we can be assured of a large level of public support, so we can only launch ourselves like this and ask for your assistance....if you think we're good enough, please help us....please spread the word and help to fortify our resolve.
2.) We were told by the same music industry characters that our album was non-commercial s*** and that 'no one listens to garbage like this, anymore'. We're a little stung by these accusations and also incensed that they can presume to be the final arbiters of what they think constitutes good taste in music.
It occurs to us that if enough people legally download this song and/or the album certain disgustingly arrogant public figures are going to have egg all over their sneering faces.
Waddya say, are you prepared to strike a blow for musical liberty by downloading just one of our songs?
Anyway, we hope you really enjoy this song and, dare we say, the album that it comes from.
May you all find peace and happiness (and we hope we've contributed a tiny bit of happiness to your life....cheers.)

Write the odd song or two, occasional session vocalist. Check them out here, any feedback would be appreciated. Nice one. 

It's all peace and love. :)

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