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Two Loons for Tea is excited to have emerged from the studio to release their 3rd album, "Nine Lucid Dreams." They are currently on tour across the US!
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We have signed a distribution deal with Fontana / Universal, and stores are restocking our previous CDs. In the meantime, the best place to buy our previous CDs currently is CDBaby -- get our first album here, or get our 2nd album here

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"Pop hasn't seen anything this sophisticated since The Police's 'Synchronicity'...All that can be sensual, mysterious, and sexy about pop music is found in 'Looking for Landmarks''" (Amazon.com).

The band is fronted by Sarah Scott and her traffic-stopping vocals, which have been compared with Bjork, Gwen Stefani, Billie Holiday, Tori Amos and other greats -- but as Tablet Magazine notes, Sarah "avoids the usual female-vocalist pigeonholes by simply transcending all of them." Sarah's voice is supported by the lushly layered music and production of guitarist/composer Jonathan Kochmer and producer Eric Rosse (Tori Amos, Chris Isaak) and a who's-who of some of the world's best session and live players.

Their Grammy-balloted sophomore release is "an enigmatic pop masterwork that establishes this Seattle-based duo as one of contemporary pop's most passionate and adventurous new groups" (Silver Platters). "'Looking for Landmarks' pushes the boundaries of alternative pop" (All Music Guide).

As a live group, "Two Loons for Tea could open for [anyone from] Tricky to Willie Nelson and chances are they'd win over either audience" (Lollipop Magazine).

"Amazingly, as good as their record is, the intimate experience of hearing and seeing these songs live is when the butterfly truly comes out to play."

"No other group is doing what Two Loons is doing... exemplifies the way modern music ought to be played" (Yale Daily News).

Two Loons for Tea has toured nationally, and the West Coast four times.

Two Loons for Tea's upcoming 3rd CD, "Nine Lucid Dreams," was recorded at Willie Nelson's Pedernales Studios in Austin, TX, Avast in Seattle, WA, and The Boat in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, and will be released nationally in 2006.