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Truth to Power
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Cult of Celebrity
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White Man's World
4
Spilt
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Succulent Chinese Meal
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Bang Bang Bang
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Don't Talk to Me Until I've Had My Abortion
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Gaza Beach
9
The Basement
10
Wake Up!
11
Is This Al?
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Lambrini Girls
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Punk duo Lambrini Girls announce their second album, 'No Refunds', set for release on the 15th of January via City Slang. The follow-up to their acclaimed 2025 debut 'Who Let The Dogs Out', 'No Refunds' sees Phoebe Lunny (vocals/guitar) and Selin Macieira-Bosgelmez (bass) return with a darker and increasingly more urgent record for a world that, in their own words, "got even worse". The band are keeping up an undeniable momentum with their potent strain of scathing social commentary and barbed humour.Since their debut, Lambrini Girls have evolved from one of the UK's most incendiary new punk acts into an international touring force, reaching #16 on the Official UK Album Chart. They subsequently performed across the UK, Europe and North America, then taking their explosive live show to festivals worldwide, including Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Roskilde, Rock Werchter and Riot Fest. The girls have become a fixture across the cultural landscape, appearing on covers and features spanning Kerrang!, NME, DIY, Gay Times, Dazed, The Times and Teen Vogue, all while earning major support from BBC Radio 6 Music and key DSP platforms.'No Refunds' confronts a litany of modern horrors, from genocide and fascism to the rise of AI, reproductive rights, and the descent into the grubby basement of the 'manosphere', all whilst expanding the sonic world that made Lambrini Girls' debut so memorable. Industrial punk sits alongside moments of pop-adjacent immediacy, angular basslines and unexpected vulnerability, with the duo pairing their most confrontational material with the dark humour and wit that has become synonymous with the duo.
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