Radical Tea Party Sweden
Radical Tea Party was a synthpop band that existed between 2002-2009. The band consisted of Andreas Lundberg, Lars-Erik Pettersson and Sebastian Fannon. In 2005 Fannon left the band to concentrate on coutry rock band Slackerville Zoo. In 2009, after a couple of less active years, Lundberg decided to retire the band, and focus on producing other forms of electronic music. ... more
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