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Lambrini Girls

city: Brighton
country: UK
genre: Rock
styles: Noise Punk, Riot Grrrl, Queerpunk

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Who Let The Dogs Out on January 10, 2025
via City Slang

on hashbrandnew.com since November 09, 2022

credits: Harv Frost

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God's Country

out on February 15, 2024

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Praise for Lambrini Girls:

".. an absolute, queer punk anthem!” - BBC Radio 1, Jack Saunders

"A cornerstone of Brighton's queer music scene" - Kerrang! Magazine

“Lambrini Girls are an essential band for anyone who likes their music on the boisterous and angry side.” - NME

“Some of the rowdiest, snottiest punk on the circuit.”- The Line Of Best Fit

“It’s one thing to build a reputation for putting on unmissable chaotic and raucous live shows; it’s another to channel it onto a record that hits with the same impact and meaning. Lambrini Girls have made it look easy…” - UPSET Magazine ★★★★★

“Lambrini Girls aren’t afraid to piss people off” - Variety Magazine

After the overwhelming success of debut EP You’re Welcome, Lambrini Girls are back with new single ‘God’s Country’ via City Slang which premiered earlier this week with BBC Radio 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq.

Originally from Brighton, the two piece are Phoebe Lunny (Vocals/Guitar - she/they) and Lilly Macieira (Bass - she/they) plus drummer Banksy*. They’ve made a name for themselves through unforgettable live performances and support from the likes of Variety Magazine, BBC Radio 1, NME, The Line Of Best Fit, KEXP, Consequence, Evening Standard, CLASH, So Young, and recently covered Kerrang! Magazine alongside Sleater-Kinney, bagged a nomination for Rolling Stone UK’s Rising Stars Award, and even Iggy Pop is a fan.

*Not actually Banksy

‘God’s Country’ was recorded by Gilla Band’s Daniel Fox in the deep dark days of December. They fuelled themselves with Christmas lights and Guinness until Lilly’s bass sounded like a jet engine taking off and Phoebe blew her voice out.

For the video, they filmed it themselves around London with friend Jessie Morgan and wanted to highlight how messed up everything is with contrasting statements i.e. filming outside Buckingham Palace with a statement about poverty in the UK.

Speaking on the track, the band explain:

“Gods Country is our long, overdue call-out of the government and rise of the far right. We wrote this a few months back, when the political landscape had evidently reached a global boiling point.

Great Britain. Think colonial, shit-hole, chunk of land. Thriving off unhinged nationalism, fed to us by the right red hand of unelected prime ministers. Despite this, we have the audacity to call our country ‘Great’. So we ask you, ‘Are you sure?’

We could deep dive into inspirations and influences- but the songs about politics, not us. We hope the song speaks for itself.

Rishi, Cameron, Cummings, Starmer - you’re all on our shit list.”

Fresh from setting the stage on fire at a sold-out Moth Club (literally), Lambrini Girls will play their biggest headline to date at London’s SCALA on 13th June 2024. Tickets will go on-sale tomorrow at 10am GMT here.

Next month the band head state side for the first time to perform at SXSW, and then this summer will hit Wide Awake, 2000 Trees, Y Not?, Reading & Leeds Festival, Manchester Psych Fest, and more.

[After Hours PR]