Lambrini Girls – No Refunds (balaklava Black)

Lambrini Girls' No Refunds arrives as the Brighton duo's second album, due on 15 January 2027 through City Slang, and it sounds built for a harsher moment. Following 2025's Who Let The Dogs Out and the band's rise to an international audience, Phoebe Lunny and Selin Macieira-Boşgelmez turn their sharpest instincts toward genocide, fascism, AI, reproductive rights and the manosphere, keeping their politics direct without losing the dark humour that made the debut cut through.

What makes this follow-up especially interesting is how much the sound is said to widen. The familiar bite is still there, but the record pushes beyond straight-ahead punk into industrial abrasion, angular basslines and flashes of pop immediacy, with moments of vulnerability woven into the confrontation. Early signposts like Cult of Celebrity, Bang Bang Bang and The Basement suggest a band leaning harder into tension and contrast rather than simply repeating the first album's attack.

That feels in step with Lambrini Girls' trajectory. Since the debut reached No. 16 on the Official UK Album Chart, they've gone from one of the UK's most talked-about new punk acts to a festival and touring force, playing across the UK, Europe and North America, including Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Roskilde, Rock Werchter and Riot Fest. No Refunds looks set to capture that momentum in a darker, more urgent form.