Album review | The Parlor

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A live performance by an all-woman band on stage under bright blue and white spotlights. The lead singer stands in the center, singing passionately into a microphone with one arm raised, while the other members play keyboard, electric guitars, bass, and drums. The band members wear eclectic, theatrical outfits ranging from dresses to skirts and boots. In the foreground, a packed crowd watches and films the performance with their phones.

A live performance by an all-woman band on stage under bright blue and white spotlights. The lead singer stands in the center, singing passionately into a microphone with one arm raised, while the other members play keyboard, electric guitars, bass, and drums. The band members wear eclectic, theatrical outfits ranging from dresses to skirts and boots. In the foreground, a packed crowd watches and films the performance with their phones.

The Last Dinner Party Commits Arson

With From the Pyre, The Last Dinner Party trades baroque-pop grandeur for something sharper and more self-aware. The album burns through myth and martyrdom to explore how women’s pain and power intertwine—less an echo of their debut than a rebirth through fire.

Society & Culture

Nov 24 min read

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