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Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course 2xLP

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Category: LP Vinyl

JUST CAN’T GET ENOUGH!! Half a decade and we’re still tappin’ our toes to the music of Cuphead — and boy oh boy, it just keeps getting better.


In this The Delicious Last Course collection of ditties, we witness the evolution of maestro Kristofer Maddigan’s old-timey tunes into unexpected yet perfectly poignant places. It’s everything you love about Cuphead, but with a little extra seasoning, evident from the first zippy gasp of the game’s opening theme, featuring a cavalcade of harmonized vocals straight outta the coolest downtown nightclub in the 1930s, arranged atop a nuanced and emotionally rambunctious undercurrent. After all, this is the conclusion to an epic journey, and the way our pals Cuphead, Mugman and Ms Chalice express themselves best is through movement and sound — so what you hear is what they feel. There’s a beating heart and dancing soul to this album — HECK YES!


It’s the big band bountifulness of your dreams, complete with extra special treats from developer Studio MDHR, including yummy family recipes and an exclusive, illustrated foldout poster that’ll make any wall more handsome. Delightfully decadent — yeah, those are the words to describe this package. 

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

Didn't expect the pressing to sound this warm — the horns on the swing tracks really pop compared to streaming. Both records came flat and quiet, no warp at all.

Natalie F. ★★★★☆

The gatefold art alone makes this worth displaying, and the second disc has my favorite tracks from the DLC. Only gripe is that side C has a bit of surface noise on the quieter piano pieces, but nothing that ruins the listen.

Claire J. ★★★★☆

The gatefold art is gorgeous and the two discs are dead quiet, no crackle at all. Only gripe is that the track order puts the slower tunes on side B, so I end up flipping more than I'd like. Still a solid pressing for anyone who loved the DLC boss themes.