If you feel like you missed out on the Brat Summer hype because Charli xcx didn’t cater for your punk sensibilities, then get ready for Cuntology season, brought to you by Lambrini Girls and their debut album, Who Let The Dogs Out.
A record fuelled by Tesco booze, the Brighton duo unpick all of modern Britain’s shortcomings via the medium of fiery, three-minute punk. While other modern punk bands such as IDLES are buffing away their rougher edges in favour of more abstract lyricism and experimental post-punk, Lambrini Girls take up the mantle as the scene’s new disruptors.
Throughout 11 blistering, rage-fuelled tracks, they rail against everything wrong in the world, starting with police brutality (Bad Apple) and workplace misogyny (Company Culture) before working their way through gentrification and nepotism on You’re Not From Around Here and Filthy Rich Nepotism respectively.
