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Lambrini Girls Announce Second Album No Refunds
Brighton-formed band Lambrini Girls have announced their second album, No Refunds, which includes an acoustic track named Spilt, after their first album, Who Let the Dogs Out, entered the chart in January 2025.
Lambrini Girls have officially announced the release of their second album, which is titled No Refunds. The band was originally formed in Brighton in 2019. Their debut album, Who Let the Dogs Out, entered the chart at number 16 in January 2025. The upcoming second album features a track titled Spilt, which is an acoustic song.
The announcement arrives after Lambrini Girls recently returned from a tour across Europe, which featured political visuals throughout the live performances. At a specific show held in London, touring drummer Misha Phillips made a speech addressing transgender liberation immediately before the band performed the song Terf Wars. Additionally, the band duo performed live in Australia for the very first time in February 2026. They are also scheduled to open for the band Bikini Kill at a concert in Brooklyn.
Regarding the background of the musicians, Phoebe Lunny was raised in Sussex by her mother, who worked as a primary school teacher and was a socialist. Another member, Selin Macieira-Boşgelmez, has both Turkish and Portuguese heritage and made the move to England in order to pursue her goal of becoming a musician.
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