Lambrini Girls - Who Let The Dogs Out [Limited Slutcore Version For Kids Who Can't Read Good]

Following an explosive year that saw the release of their debut album Who Let The Dogs Out, Brighton’s Lambrini Girls have cemented their status as one of the most celebrated and polarizing forces in modern music. After a relentless schedule of sold-out shows and global festival appearances, the record has become a staple on "End of Year" lists from fans and critics alike. To mark the occasion, the band returns with a special edition that rejects the traditional, overpriced "deluxe" format in favor of something more authentic to their roots.

The "Limited Slutcore Version For Kids Who Can't Read Good" is a down-to-earth, DIY punk rock statement. This edition strips away the polish for a raw, black-and-white aesthetic that captures the band's confrontational energy. Adding to its cult status, the release features exclusive alternative artwork by legendary visual artist David Shrigley, whose signature satirical style perfectly complements the band's biting social commentary and "no-holds-barred" approach to queer-punk.

Musically, the album remains a fierce interrogation of societal norms, tackling everything from gender politics to the toxic fringes of the music industry. With tracks that range from the high-velocity "slop-rock" of "God's Gift to Women" to the urgent call-to-arms of "Boys in the Band," this version is the ultimate collector’s item for those who prefer their punk rock loud, messy, and unpretentious.