Canadian rock trio formed in 1990, known for blending hard rock with Middle Eastern, Indian and Celtic influences. Core members include Jeff Martin (vocals, guitar), Stuart Chatwood and Jeff Burrows. The band split in 2005 and later reunited.

Described in the provided reviews as a power-trio with strong world-music influences and frequent comparisons to Led Zeppelin. Reviews highlight Jeff Martin's deep, theatrical voice, inventive guitar work, use of ethnic instruments and orchestral arrangements. One review mentions guest Roy Harper reciting a poem on a closing hidden track.

DeBaser reviewers praise The Tea Party's blend of hard rock with Indian, Middle Eastern and Celtic influences. Jeff Martin's deep, theatrical voice and guitar work are frequently highlighted. Albums singled out are Splendor Solis, The Edges Of Twilight and The Interzone Mantras. Reviewers lament the band's limited international commercial breakthrough and note the 2005 split.

For:Fans of hard rock, progressive/world-fusion rock, and listeners who appreciate Led Zeppelin-influenced guitar and exotic instrumentation.

 At the edge of twilight, you will find tonal blends of multiple aromas, ranging from strong Indian and Middle Eastern influences all the way to Celtic tradition, skillfully embedded in a rock context.

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 And The Tea Party certainly knows how to make good use of their art.

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 This album is an enchanting mystical journey, desert-like settings, and sonic visions that accompany our drifting emotions and take us back to the early seventies.

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