The Lürxx Charged Through the Sonic Plains of Activist Glam Punk with ‘Mustang (The Nature of the Wild Horse)’

With riffs hotter than the climate we keep fuelling and a vocal presence as raw as the wind across the open plains, the Lürxx pushed their Nature Warrior Glam Punk manifesto into unrestrained territory with Mustang (The Nature of the Wild Horse). The only thing more visceral than their sonic rebellion is the reverence they pay to their subject: the untameable spirit of wild horses, symbolised through the true story of Kokopelli. The single isn’t a hippy fantasy dressed up as rock. It’s a thunderous salute to the real wild and free. A demand to see beyond the self and bring the vast scope of nature into your field of vision. A call to revolution, not through destruction but by walking away from it. No borrowed defiance here. The Lürxx have written it in their blood. With glam rock attitude, punk’s unrepentant energy and a flair for the experimental, the twin force of Xavi and Sabú left no corner of their ethos unexplored. Whether they’re shredding with recorder solos or channelling radical optimism through eco-driven lyricism, the duo write with the kind of urgency that’s only born of conviction. It’s no wonder their protest-charged resurrection of the band in 2020 […]

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