The Last Few Beautiful Days is an album by The Motels, an American new wave band from Berkeley, California. This band came into limelight during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The album was released on March 30, 2018, signifying the band's return after a long hiatus. It's known for its distinctive blend of new wave, rock, and post-punk elements, with a certain pop sensibility.
The album signifies the matured perspective of The Motels' lead singer, Martha Davis, who mainly focuses on life's transience and the preciousness of moments. The Last Few Beautiful Days include tracks such as "Tipping Point," "Punchline," and "Light Me Up," among others. It portrays a full-circle journey for the band that was noted for major hits like "Only the Lonely" and "Suddenly Last Summer" in their previous eras. This album was also nominated for the 2019 Grammy Awards under the 'Best Album Package' category. The music, lyrics, and storytelling of this album truly reflect the resilience and reinvention of The Motels over time.
