Lambrini Girls say No Refunds on New Album


The sonic chaos continues. Punk outfit Lambrini Girls is back, and they are bringing a distinctly darker, more industrial edge to their catalog with their sophomore release, No Refunds. Following the energetic impact of their previous work, this new album dives deeper into the gritty realities of the modern world while still managing to keep those irresistible pop hooks alive.

This isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a confrontation. No Refunds acts as a raw reflection on the anxieties of the contemporary age, tackling subjects that are heavy, uncomfortable, and fiercely relevant. The band isn’t holding back on the modern horrors they perceive, toyin’ with concepts ranging from genocide and fascism to the insidious rise of AI and the bleak landscape of the ‘manosphere.

The sound of the album is decidedly industrial and raucous, reflecting the internal tension of these massive themes. Yet, underneath the noise and grit, the melodic sensibility of Lambrini Girls ensures that the music remains both aggressively political and undeniably catchy. It’s a masterclass in balancing raw angst with infectious energy.

At the heart of the album’s intensity is the standout track, Bang Bang Bang, which serves as a powerful anthem for the era. It’s a track that captures the volatile spirit of the band and sets the tone for the album’s unflinching gaze at society.

No Refunds is set to hit streaming platforms and physical stores on January 15, available for purchase via City Slang.

Fans diving into the depths of the record will find a diverse and provocative journey across ten tracks, including powerful songs like Truth to Power, White Man’s World, and the deeply challenging Don’t Talk to Me Until I’ve Had My Abortion, alongside more direct explorations like Gaza Beach and the chillingly relevant Is This AI?. It’s a full-throttle experience for anyone ready to confront the noise of the modern world.

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