King Midas

Army of Lovers · 1996

20 min · 4 tracks · Eurodance

A flamboyant blend of Eurodance beats and theatrical vocals that invites ecstasy and celebration.

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King Midas is a single by Army of Lovers, released in 1996. A flamboyant blend of Eurodance beats and theatrical vocals that invites ecstasy and celebration. 'King Midas' features the chart-topping single 'Sexual Revolution', which became a defining anthem of the gay club scene in the mid-90s. The album's mix of camp aesthetics and catchy hooks not only earned it critical acclaim but also highlighted the increasing visibility of LGBTQ+ themes in mainstream pop music. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does King Midas sound like?

A flamboyant blend of Eurodance beats and theatrical vocals that invites ecstasy and celebration. Rooted in Eurodance.

What makes King Midas by Army of Lovers notable?

'King Midas' features the chart-topping single 'Sexual Revolution', which became a defining anthem of the gay club scene in the mid-90s. The album's mix of camp aesthetics and catchy hooks not only earned it critical acclaim but also highlighted the increasing visibility of LGBTQ+ themes in mainstream pop music. By the release of 'King Midas' in 1996, Army of Lovers had already established themselves as a notable force in the Eurodance scene, following their 1993 breakthrough album 'Massive Luxury Overdose'. This album continued to build on their signature flamboyant style and provocative themes, solidifying their position within the genre during a time of peak popularity for dance music in Europe.

How many songs are on King Midas?

King Midas has 4 tracks, running approximately 20 minutes.