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Guitar World
Guitar World
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Janelle Borg

“Mustangs are sick. They can take quite a beating when you’re literally chucking yourselves around”: Meet Lambrini Girls, the noise-punks starting a riot with blunt punk and scathing social commentary

Lambrini Girls on stage.

Mosh pits galore, beer sprayed over the crowd, singer/guitarist Phoebe Lunny and bassist Lilly Macieira pouring unequivocally British perry drink Lambrini into fans’ mouths. Lunny climbing structures, intense crowd surfing, and bulldozing through contentious political issues one by one – Lambrini Girls have the audience in the palm of their hands at every venue and every show, with their heady mix of punk, hell-raising energy, and unabashed politics.

There's a palpable fervor surrounding a band on the brink of major success. Since the release of 2023’s six-track EP, You're Welcome, which established the Brighton-based noise-punks as the outspoken duo the UK's alternative scene so desperately needed, Lunny and Macieira have become one of the most theatrical and talked-about live acts around.​

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