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THE REVIEW
The Lotus Eaters, a very particular group from the '80s, very young guys, calm, romantic, with good energy and prospects for the future, which they did not exploit and cultivate, thus stopping at just one album. The lotus eaters, Peter Coyle, Jerry Kelly, Mike Dempsey (ex Cure), Gerard Queen, and Stephen Creese, recorded only one album in 1984 “No Sense Of Sin”, preceded by the release of the single “The First Picture Of You” which achieved great success in the British charts, appeared and disappeared like lightning out of the blue.
Very fresh pieces of romantic new age, light, catchy, graceful melodies, that give a sense of color and warmth, not very demanding but very dynamic and still pleasant to listen to. After four years, they recorded other tracks, which unfortunately never hit the stores. No Sense of Sin and The First Picture Of You are now hard to find records, but they are worth looking for like a treasure hunt for an interesting booty.
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The Lotus Eaters were a young, promising British band from the 1980s who released only one album, No Sense Of Sin, in 1984. Featuring fresh, romantic new wave melodies and the hit single The First Picture Of You, the album remains a rare and enjoyable gem. Despite their brief career, their music is still pleasant and worth rediscovering.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
The Lotus Eaters
British new wave duo centered on Peter Coyle and Jerry Kelly, best known for the 1984 debut album No Sense Of Sin and the single The First Picture Of You.02 Reviews
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"The single 'The First Picture Of You' was released as a calling card for radios all across Europe, dominated the airwaves, and took the Lotus Eaters to the top of the charts."
"'No Sense Of Sin' opened the doors to a group that had a lot to offer in terms of creativity but only partially managed to live up to its expectations."
