#lime garden

[daymetnights]

Lime Garden photographed by Sal Redpath

[audiojunkyard]

[hellkitepriest]

as i walk, as i bleed, i wanna take you everywhere with me

[punk-chicken-radio]

Smelly’s Song Of The Week…..

Lime Garden - All Bad Parts

TOS

[newmusickarl]

5-9’s Album of the Month Podcast - April 2026

It's New Music Friday and a bumper new episode of 5-9’s Album of the Month podcast is now live! In this latest episode, myself and 5-9⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ editor, Andrew Belt, are joined by guest judge, music journalist and editor of The Notts Review Gemma Cockrell, to discuss four album selections from April 2026.

The four new music releases competing for the Album of the Month title in this episode are:

Ambiguous Desire by Arlo Parks

Squish by Gretel

Cruel World by Holly Humberstone

Maybe Not Tonight by Lime Garden

We also run through our other April 2026 music highlights including debut albums from Eaves Wilder and Lace Thief, new releases from Dermot Kennedy and Enter Shikari, and the James Ford-produced War Child compilation, HELP(2).

You can watch / listen to the latest episode above and if you enjoy this month’s episode, be sure to like & subscribe to keep notified of new podcasts, album reviews, artist interviews and much more!

[bandcampout]

Lime Garden - Body - Maybe Not Tonight (2026)

[lesbianarsenal]

Lime Garden - Body (Lyric Video)

[fangomusic]

Lime Garden, Maybe Not Tonight

New music Wednesday

A hook-packed coming-of-age record that captures the blur of your twenties with sharp instincts and a welcome sense of chaos. Loosely unfolding like a night out that spirals from carefree highs into self-doubt and emotional hangovers, the album balances fizzy indie-pop, dance-punk touches, and deadpan vocals with a restless, “just go with it” energy that rarely lets up. Some segments lean into playful experimentation and sticky riffs, while others digs into insecurity and post-breakup introspection without losing momentum. It’s not the most groundbreaking record in the planet, but its charm lies in how alive and unfiltered it feels—the album thrives on its imperfections, turning confusion, excess, and emotional whiplash into something genuinely fun and relatable.