Lambrini Girls' 'Who Let the Dogs Out'
offer a seminar on what it means to be, well, cunty. “Learning how to let go is cunty/Having cum on my shirt is cunty/Sensing boundaries is cunty/Respecting others is cunty,” they offer, over a danced-up electro-punk whirr that would’ve been right at home on the first Le Tigre album. The sound and message bring to mind the very best of riot grrrl and late-Seventies art-punk, and on, singer-guitarist Phoebe Lunny and bassist Lilly Macieira are agit-noise radicals for our time.
Meanwhile, Lambrini Girls also add their own story to the decades-old angst-thrash canon. On “Special, Different,” Lunny sings about being neurodivergent in a way that’s both defiant and admirably honest, turning the title phrase into an uplifting chanted mantra. “Spare me your sarcasm, because I don’t understand it,” she demands as the guitars swell and storm with galvanizing rage.
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