The Tea Set
Back in Time for Tea
Review by Gary Hill
This is an unusual album. It has a lot of varied elements and leanings that come together to create something cohesive and unique. It draws for psychedelia, garage band sounds, punk and space rock. It even includes moments that lean toward progressive rock, electronica and more. Yet, it never feels too diverse to seem cohesive. I have to admit that my favorite moments are when they lean into Hawkwind like territory, but everything here works pretty well.
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