Lambrini Girls “God’s Country”

sfilzen — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 18:22:01 +0000

Lambrini Girls “God’s Country” 2024. City Slang records, purple vinyl. We saw Lambrini Girls last night at the Vic Theatre in Chicago and it was just as feral and insane as expected. The mosh pit not only was tolerated but was actively encouraged – and sometimes orchestrated – by singer/guitarist Phoebe Lunny. Body passing and pogo’ing abounded. Lambrini Girls (the name I finally made an effort just now to understand: they took their name from Lambrini, a brand of pear wine described by a British daily as “aimed at the undiscriminating female drinker” and by Phoebe Lunny as “toilet wine for sluts.” (wiki)

The band played “God’s Country” (see my videoclip on Instagram), a single-only release which is backed with “Body of Mine” (which they did not play last night). The rest of their set was a mix of tracks from their 2023 release You’re Welcome including “Mr Lovebomb,” “Help Me I’m Gay” and “Craig David.” From Who Let the Dogs Out (2025) album they performed “Bad Apple,” “Company Culture, “Y0u’re Not From Around Here,” “Cuntology 101” (as a singalong!) and for their last song of the night the always epically awesome “Big Dick Energy.”

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Lambrini Girls “Who Let the Dogs Out”

sfilzen — Mon, 13 Jan 2025 18:33:27 +0000

Lambrini Girls “Who Let the Dogs Out” 2025. City Slang Records, on limited edition “Gay Smurf Dick” blue vinyl. Blistering raucous punk rock from the Brighton duo; their debut full length record. Holy shit this is f**king great! Self-described “party music for gay angry sluts,” Who Let the Dogs Out is non-stop ripping energy, anger and fun. Also highly danceable (like mosh-pit thrashable) and hilarious. My favorite song is “Big Dick Energy” because oh my god, yes, I also am irritated as f**k by that energy too, especially at shows. Other standouts: the opener “Bad Apple” grabs you by throat and you know these women will not let you go; “No Homo” is catchy as hell, and “Nothing Tastes as Good as It Feels” has a killer hook and is an angry, not so subtle nod to the weight-loss industry motto “nothing tastes as good as skinny feels.” And that’s just Side 1! On Side 2 I love the noisy, buzzy of both “Scarcity is Fake (Communist Propaganda)” and “Love” and “Cuntology 101” wins best song title as well as funniest on the LP. Kicking ourselves for missing a show they played locally awhile back (flew totally under the radar) and they’re skipping Milwaukee on their current tour, only playing Chicago and Minneapolis. I have a feeling these ladies are monsters in concert.

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Lambrini Girls “God’s Country”

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