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This new band is called tētēma, and it's a duo with Aussie pianist and composer Anthony Pateras. Their album Geocidal will drop on December 9 via Ipecac Recordings. Pateras explained the origins of the project in a press release, saying, "Geocidal started when I locked myself in a convent in rural France for 10 days to think about rhythm and.

Necroscape is the second album from Mike Patton and Anthony Pateras' modernist electro-acoustic rock proposition, tētēma. This record continues to employ the wayward orchestrations and arresting physicality of their debut Geocidal yet is renewed by a melodic language which grounds it's multi-colored twists and turns in hallucinatory lyricism.

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Tētēma – Geocidal. Home. women to swoon and men to envy after Tomahawk’s release of OddFellows – a bizarrely and troublesomely normal album. Patton’s collaboration with Anthony.

Geocidal, an Album by tētēma. Released 9 December on Ipecac (catalog no. IPC; CD). Genres: Experimental Rock, Experimental, Electronic.

tētēma discography and songs: Music profile for tētēma, formed Genres: Experimental Rock. Albums include Geocidal, Necroscape, and Haunted on the Uptake.

In preparation for the upcoming tētēma performance Anthony Pateras has recently spoken to the local press, including talking about Geocidal and current trends in the music industry. It’s less than one week to go until tētēma take to the stage for their first ever live performance at .

Biography. tētēma: necroscape [out ]. Necroscape is the 2nd album from Mike Patton and Anthony Pateras' modernist electro-acoustic rock proposition tētēballarnfeziussaikelv.xyzinfo by violinist Erkki Veltheim and drummer WIll Guthrie in quartet formation, this record continues to employ the wayward orchestrations and arresting physicality of their debut Geocidal, yet is renewed by a melodic.