Classic Rock

The Tea Party

arrival album , the Canadian trio laid out their table with a thrilling mix of weighty rock with Led Zep overtones, acoustic interludes, Middle Eastern vibes and Jim Morrisonlike vocals. Having lost their way a little in the late 90s when experimenting with their sound and style, new album sees a return to the flavoursome brew

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