LAMBRINI GIRLS
Company Culture single - released September 17th
After a busy summer of playing Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds Festivals, Green Man, End Of The Road, and supporting Amyl and the Sniffers around the US, the ferocious Brighton-based noise-punk duo Lambrini Girls show no signs of slowing down with new single ‘Company Culture’.
Elsewhere in 2024 the pair released the singles ‘God’s Country’ and ‘Body Of Mine’, both of which were BBC6 Music Playlisted. The two piece are Phoebe Lunny (Vocals/Guitar - she/they) and Lilly Macieira (Bass - she/they), augmented live by drummer Banksy.
The band have 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 covered Kerrang! Magazine alongside Sleater-Kinney, bagged a nomination for Rolling Stone UK’s Rising Stars Award, and even Iggy Pop is a fan.
Links:
https://bio.to/LambriniGirls
https://lambrinigirls.lnk.to/companyculture
http://lambrinigirls.lnk.to/CC_Video
Praise for Lambrini Girls:
"…you see the sense of community they can foster in just 30 minutes.” Rolling Stone UK (Wide Awake Festival)
“Lambrini Girls were built for a place like Glastonbury.” DORK (Glastonbury Festival)
“They don’t yet have an album to their name, but believe us when we say Lambrini Girls are a festival must-watch.“ Kerrang! Magazine (Reading Festival)
“Lambrini Girls’ draw an enormous Far Out crowd with their razor-sharp punk and impassioned inter-song speeches.” CLASH Magazine (Green Man)
“an as-expected riotous late-night show” DIY (End Of The Road)
“Lambrini Girls aren’t afraid to piss people off” Variety Magazine
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