The Brighton, England punk band, comprised of Phoebe Lunny and Selin Macieira, announced that their second album No Refunds will arrive on Jan. 15, 2027 via City Slang. Today, they’ve premiered the record’s latest single “Bang Bang Bang.” Like most Lambrini Girls tracks, “Bang Bang Bang” is a scorcher; frontwoman Phoebe Lunny said the song is about “a man who has been revered as a Christ-like figure but also as the devil.” The Harv Frost-directed music video is just as raucous, featuring Lunny and Macieira peforming in a sweaty basement. No Refunds follows Lambrini Girls’ debut album Who Let the Dogs Out? released in January 2025.
While that album was plenty political featuring songs like “Cuntology 101” and “Company Culture,” the track list for No Refunds offers up some clues on what issues they will tackle. Titles include “White Man’s World,” “Don’t Talk To Me Until I’ve Had My Abortion,” “Gaza Beach,” and “Is This AI?” The pair previously released single “Cult of Celebrity” back in March. Before their set out on their UK/EU 2027 tour, Lambrini Girls will open for Bikini Kill on select dates this September and October in the United States; their next support slot is Sept. 25 at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY. 1.
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