Lambrini Girls release latest single ‘Cult of Celebrity’

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Brighton’s Lambrini Girls, consisting of Phoebe Lunny on vocals and guitar and Selin Macieira on bass, have released a new single, ‘Cult of Celebrity’. The track starts with a powerful guitar riff and delves into the hidden truths and corrupt dealings of the world’s elite that have recently come to light. The duo reflects on the selling of one’s soul to the devil which has been a long-standing tale in high society. However, in light of recent events, it seems that the elite truly embody the evil they were rumored to serve, shocking many.

The band describes the elites as “the devil incarnate, baby eating, pedos,” shedding light on the darkness that lurks behind the glitz and glamour of celebrity culture. The single comes with a music video directed by Harv Frost, adding a visual dimension to the bold message conveyed in the song.

Quoting Antonio Gramsci, Lambrini Girls emphasize the current state of affairs with the line, “The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.” This powerful sentiment encapsulates the chaos and corruption that seems to be prevalent in today’s society.

Renowned for their electrifying live performances, Lambrini Girls are set to take their energetic show to various global festivals such as Coachella, Bonnaroo, and Primavera Sound. With their explosive debut album ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’ released in 2025, the duo made a significant impact on the rock scene. Garnering acclaim from industry icons like Kathleen Hanna, Iggy Pop, and Sleater Kinney, Lambrini Girls have solidified their position as a force to be reckoned with in the music world.

The band’s tour dates span various cities across North America and Europe, offering fans worldwide the chance to experience their dynamic sound and captivating stage presence. From sold-out shows to major festivals, Lambrini Girls are making waves in the music industry with their raw talent and unapologetic attitude towards societal issues.

As they gear up to share ‘Cult of Celebrity’ with audiences worldwide, Lambrini Girls continue to push boundaries and challenge the status quo through their music. With a growing fan base and critical acclaim, the duo is poised to make a lasting impact on the rock genre and beyond. Their fearless approach to tackling controversial topics sets them apart in an industry often saturated with superficiality and conformity.

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