This band is not from metal either, but is totally from progressive rock, I stumble upon this one in May/June and since than I have been sharing it with some people, and a lot seem to enjoy as much as me. This band are original from Canada, With a name that brought them some problems, already, at this times being connected with the Tea Party in a political prespective is not that good.
So they are called The Tea Party, released the new album at the end of 2014, form the album "The Ocean At The End".
If you like songs with a slow start, which evolve constantly with some experimental sounds and sound involvement all over the song, than The Tea Party is impossible to miss. Here with a special Participation of Jethro Tull, on a song called "The Ocean at the End"
I Left a curious conversation I found on web:
Samir Nagheenanajar: "No-one in this country can ever pronounce my name right. It..it's not that hard. Na-ghee-na-na-jar...Nagheenanajar."
The Tea Party: "Well, at least your name isn't The Tea Party."
Samir Nagheenanajar: "You know, there is nothing wrong with that name."
The Tea Party: "No, there WAS nothing wrong with it, until we were about 12 years old and those no talent ass-clowns became famous for starting a political movement."
Samir Nagheenanajar: "Why don't you just go by The Party instead of The Tea Party?"
The Tea Party: "No way, why should we change? They're the ones who suck."
So they are called The Tea Party, released the new album at the end of 2014, form the album "The Ocean At The End".
If you like songs with a slow start, which evolve constantly with some experimental sounds and sound involvement all over the song, than The Tea Party is impossible to miss. Here with a special Participation of Jethro Tull, on a song called "The Ocean at the End"
I Left a curious conversation I found on web:
Samir Nagheenanajar: "No-one in this country can ever pronounce my name right. It..it's not that hard. Na-ghee-na-na-jar...Nagheenanajar."
The Tea Party: "Well, at least your name isn't The Tea Party."
Samir Nagheenanajar: "You know, there is nothing wrong with that name."
The Tea Party: "No, there WAS nothing wrong with it, until we were about 12 years old and those no talent ass-clowns became famous for starting a political movement."
Samir Nagheenanajar: "Why don't you just go by The Party instead of The Tea Party?"
The Tea Party: "No way, why should we change? They're the ones who suck."
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