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Eat More Cake
Eat More Cake formed in London in the late 1990s, built around Ben Connolly on vocals and David Rainger on guitar. Their debut album 'The World's Greatest...
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Eat More Cake formed in London in the late 1990s, built around Ben Connolly on vocals and David Rainger on guitar. Their debut album 'The World's Greatest Album' came out in 1998, featuring the track 'Heat of the Night' that would become their most recognizable song.
That song's suggestive lyrics and music video drew criticism from conservative commentators, which ended up bringing the band more attention than it cost them. They followed up with albums called 'Strangest Thing' and a self-titled release, though their lineup shifted over time with keyboard and bass players coming and going.
Eat More Cake's music had an energetic, dance-floor quality that worked well with their sometimes provocative approach. They never became a mainstream fixture, but 'Heat of the Night' remains a late-90s pop curiosity that still gets played occasionally.
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