I haven’t exactly been silent about The Tea Club. They have quickly become one of my favorite new progressive rock acts. Their last album, Grappling, was one of the most exciting and promising progressive rock albums I’ve heard this decade. I wrote a pretty effusive review of Grappling, but didn’t go too in depth about the … Continue reading
Modern progressive rock is often times a balancing act between past and present. Often times, the question is: Can you reproduce the magic of the late ’60s-early ’70s progressive rock music without sounding too derivative, or maybe better put, can you be both progressive, without being retrogressive? The Tea Club, hailing from New Jersey, manages … Continue reading
