Disco Lizards: Life Lessons

Disco Lizards: Life Lessons

Disco Lizards’ new single "Life Lessons" bangs out a burst of indie-punk chaos

by Jack Rush

London’s Disco Lizards return with a bang on their latest single, Life Lessons, a fiery post-punk anthem brimming with sardonic wit, jagged guitars, and an electrifying call-and-response dynamic. With a fresh lineup introduced in 2024 by frontman Matt Stolworthy—featuring Mo El Shalakani, Jack Dunnigan, Nino Savoia, and Josephine Keller—the band injects a new vitality into their sound, and it’s on full display in this track.

Produced by long-time collaborator Ian 'Werkhouse' Flynn at the renowned Gun Factory Studios, Life Lessons is a tight, high-energy burst of indie-punk chaos. Drawing inspiration from The Hives, Viagra Boys, Sports Team, Squid, and Maccabees, the song captures the idiosyncrasies of post-pandemic city life with tongue-in-cheek lyricism and an unapologetically raucous sound.

From the opening seconds, Life Lessons doesn’t hesitate—it launches headfirst into a riotous blend of brash guitars and relentless rhythm, punctuated by Stolworthy and Keller’s playful yet biting vocal interplay. The track’s live recording approach amplifies its raw energy, making it feel like a front-row experience at one of the band’s renowned gigs. Fans who caught their sold-out Paper Dress show in Hackney last October will recognize the adrenaline-fueled spirit that defines their performances.

With the upcoming gig at Levels in Hackney on May 10th, Life Lessons is a bold statement: Disco Lizards are back, and they’re louder, sharper, and more unrelenting than ever. This single isn’t just a song—it’s an experience, a sneering, high-octane ride through the chaos of modern life. If this is the first taste of what’s to come, then the appetite for their next album is only going to intensify.

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