LAST DINNER PARTY, The - Prelude To Ecstasy - Vinyl (LP + poster)
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The LAST DINNER PARTY
Prelude To Ecstasy
Island
LP + poster Cat: 585190 3Rel: 5 Feb 24
Indie/Alternative Side 1 - Track 1. Prelude To Ecstasy Side 1 - Track 2. Burn Alive Side 1 - Track 3. Caesar On A TV Screen Side 1 - Track 4. The Feminine Urge Side 1 - Track 5. On Your Side Side 1 - Track 6. Beautiful Boy Side 2 - Track 1. Gjuha Side 2 - Track 2. Sinner Side 2 - Track 3. My Lady Of Mercy Side 2 - Track 4. Portrait Of A Dead Girl Side 2 - Track 5. Nothing Matters Side 2 - Track 6. Mirror
There's potentially been no bigger indie-related "controversy" this year than the rhetoric surrounding London's latest baroque chamber-pop wonders The Last Dinner Party, who have been hit with barrages of embittered tweets and accusations of the dreaded "industry plant" label since unveiling their debut single 'Nothing Matters' during the early stages of 2023. The main point of contention came from their much-discussed opening slot at The Rolling Stone's Hyde Park show without a solitary piece of studio material online, yet the power of their grassroots fanbase, built up organically through years of indie gig circuitry as well as the exceptional follow up single 'Sinner', has silenced the vast majority of begrudging grumblers across the digital sphere. Now with further supports for the likes of Florence & The Machine and even Lana Del Rey under their bedazzled, Victorian era belts, as well as an appearance on Later...with Jools Holland, the collective seem poised to grasp 2024 by the proverbial horns in a manner not too dissimilar to how Wet Leg triumphed over 2022. Take note when we say that Prelude To Ecstasy will be one of the biggest and most discussed debuts of the next year, as it flaunts its avant-pop stylings echoing the likes of Kate Bush but re-packaged for the Warpaint hipsters with a sprinkling of Siouxsie & The Banshees eccentricity.
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