Lambrini Girls Announce Darker Sophomore Album 'No Refunds' and Release New Single
British punk duo Lambrini Girls will release their second album, 'No Refunds,' on January 15, 2027, via City Slang. The 11-track record tackles themes like AI, genocide, and the manosphere, and includes the new song 'Bang Bang Bang,' which critiques a Christ-like yet devilish figure. Both members faced health setbacks in recent years, which pushed them back into songwriting to process their frustrations.
The album's tracklist signals a pointed thematic shift, with song titles directly referencing political flashpoints and personal grievances. "Gaza Beach" and "White Man's World" sit alongside more sardonic entries like "Succulent Chinese Meal" and "Don't Talk to Me Until I've Had My Abortion," suggesting the duo is pairing confrontational subject matter with their characteristic wit. The record follows their 2025 debut, which was ranked among the year's best rock albums.
Both members' recent health crises shaped the writing process. Macieira's burnout-induced manic episode and Lunny's brain injury forced a pause from live performance, but the duo channeled that disruption into songwriting as a means of processing frustration. Their upcoming European tour, running March through June 2027, will mark their most extensive run since recovering.
This release could resonate strongly with younger punk audiences navigating anxiety around technology, conflict, and online masculinity. By pairing visceral personal health struggles with broader sociopolitical critique, the duo may offer a template for processing collective unease through creative output. Their growing international tour footprint suggests the album could expand their reach beyond niche punk circles, potentially influencing how emerging artists address heavy contemporary topics without sacrificing accessibility or humor.