After dropping their incendiary debut Who Let The Dogs Out, Lambrini Girls have shared the video for ‘No Homo’ and it’s a bathroom party you won’t forget.
If you’ve missed out on tickets for their sold-out April UK tour, don’t worry, they’re hitting bigger venues in the autumn and those tickets are flying fast.
Already landing at #16 on the Official Charts, Who Let The Dogs Out has been hailed as “political punk perfection” by Clash and got a perfect five stars from NME. It’s loud, brash, and unapologetically political, with No Homo leading the charge.
The track confronts the internal struggles of queerness with a call for joy and pride. “Being Queer is fucking fun. Kiss your mates. God is Gay. No homo,” say the duo. It’s punk that doesn’t apologize for being radical.
Lambrini Girls have been turning heads since their debut EP You’re Welcome, known for their take-no-prisoners approach to punk and social commentary. Their live shows have earned them rave reviews, and this album captures that chaotic, fiery energy perfectly.
“It’s angry, it’s observant, and it’s done in a way that doesn’t trivialize the issue,” says Phoebe Lunny. Tracks like “Bad Apple” and “Company Culture” tackle police violence and workplace harassment, while songs like “Big Dick Energy” jab at men’s entitlement with snark and grit.
If you’re wondering what punk should sound like in 2025, Who Let The Dogs Out is the answer.
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