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Some claim the all-woman band are an industry creation. That just smacks of old-fashioned misogyny, according to possibly the hottest band on the planet
There was something distinctly old-fashioned about the initial hype that greeted the Last Dinner Party early last year. The all-female London-based quintet were getting magazine covers before they had released any music, such was the fervour surrounding their live shows. Some readers will have seen them support Florence + the Machine at their Irish dates last year.
London band the Last Dinner Party have been getting quite a lot of hype in the lead-up to their debut album. A listen to Prelude to Ecstasy suggests they're worth it
The Last Dinner Party's Australian-born bassist Georgia Davies talks to Junkee about their debut album and The Hottest 100 countdown.
This quintet have risen so fast they’ve aroused suspicion: nepo babies, industry plants? No, this album proves they’re the real deal