Feasting with Panthers is the sixteenth solo studio album by the British singer-songwriter Marc Almond.

They next collaborated as Marc Almond & Michael Cashmore for the EP Gabriel and the Lunatic Lover in 2008 and continued to occasionally work together until they completed Feasting with Panthers.

[1] The Guardian describes the album as "a sumptuous piano-driven collaboration with Michael Cashmore, featuring songs derived from the poetry of Jean Cocteau, Gérard de Nerval and Jean Genet", which Almond in the same article calls "decadent poetry translated by Jeremy Reed".

Ian Shirley in the Record Collector magazine states that it is an album of "tales of young boys and dark pleasure" but calls it "a sumptuous banquet".

[1] Jon O'Brien in his AllMusic review states that Feasting with Panthers "is just too one-note to be considered as anything other than highbrow background music" but concedes that "Almond is in fine form, toning down his sometimes theatrical tendencies in favor of a more restrained vocal style".