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The Tea Party's first release was it's self titled Indie release in 1991. Only 3500 copies were released, and is now extremely rare. Singles include the mildly popular "Let me show you the door." | The second release, "Splender Solis" was receved a lot better. There were 2 top 10 Canadian singles. The first was "The River", and "Save Me" , and with a strong lineup, possible is the best album to date. | |
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"The Edges Of Twilight" became the bands third release in 1995, and gave the band it's first #1 hit with "Fire In The Head", and a strong follow up with "The Bazzaar" made them one of the top bands in Canada, and a contender on the world stage. | "Alhambra" the 4th release was a 6 song compelation of 5 previously released songs redone (4 accousticly, 1 remix) and a song by a insperation of sorts, Roy Harper. No songs were released, but the "Turn The Lamp Down Low" acc is good. |  |
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The 5th and so far final album "Transmission" has brought the band it's international fame. With 3 #1 hits in the last year including "Temptation", "Babylon", and "Release" it truly put the band on the world stage. |
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