The Last Dinner Party-Prelude to ecstasy (OX BLOOD VINYL)
the last dinner party are dynamic. unpredictable. irrepressible. 'prelude to ecstasy' is both the closing of that introductory chapter and the opening of the next: the last dinner party? not a chance. at the turn of the year, the last dinner party was little more than a new name being shared amongst those that had caught them live. great songs, strong aesthetic. having spent much of 2022 writing those songs, road-testing them, and then taking them into the studio, it wasn’t until april when the band released the instantly moreish, dark guitar-pop of 'nothing matters' that seemingly everyone had now formed an opinion on them. it was an introduction that took the online world by storm, and yet behind all the excitement and narrative was a fantastically confident indie-rock song by a band doing it the old-fashioned way, out on the road.
the last dinner party are dynamic. unpredictable. irrepressible. 'prelude to ecstasy' is both the closing of that introductory chapter and the opening of the next: the last dinner party? not a chance. at the turn of the year, the last dinner party was little more than a new name being shared amongst those that had caught them live. great songs, strong aesthetic. having spent much of 2022 writing those songs, road-testing them, and then taking them into the studio, it wasn’t until april when the band released the instantly moreish, dark guitar-pop of 'nothing matters' that seemingly everyone had now formed an opinion on them. it was an introduction that took the online world by storm, and yet behind all the excitement and narrative was a fantastically confident indie-rock song by a band doing it the old-fashioned way, out on the road.
the last dinner party are dynamic. unpredictable. irrepressible. 'prelude to ecstasy' is both the closing of that introductory chapter and the opening of the next: the last dinner party? not a chance. at the turn of the year, the last dinner party was little more than a new name being shared amongst those that had caught them live. great songs, strong aesthetic. having spent much of 2022 writing those songs, road-testing them, and then taking them into the studio, it wasn’t until april when the band released the instantly moreish, dark guitar-pop of 'nothing matters' that seemingly everyone had now formed an opinion on them. it was an introduction that took the online world by storm, and yet behind all the excitement and narrative was a fantastically confident indie-rock song by a band doing it the old-fashioned way, out on the road.