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The Lürxx - Electronic Press Kit
All heart. All environment. All rock'n'roll!
Nature Warrior Glam Punk - music that matters! With unusual, relevant lyrics, amazing hooks, rocking recorders and an experimental mindset, the Lürxx create a positive and powerful soundtrack to the revolution we need to save our planet!
The Lürxx will release the 10 song strong album "Exile from Mainstream" on Sept 1 2026.
A weird blend of environmental science and punk, of anger and hope, of groove and poetry. A hand-made rock album with 100% natural, untreated, signature vocals. Unfiltered, emotionally direct and honest. Passionate lead guitars and atmospheric recorders blend with melodic bass lines and intricate rhythms to create 10 songs of unbridled intensity that will help the listener connect to nature and to their wild selves. .
Let us introduce ourselves!
THE BAND:
Two vegan GenXers playing grunge-tinged Nature Warrior Glam Punk. Born on the Sunset Strip, now based in the South of England. With roots on the streets of Hollywood and in Environmental Sciences, the Lürxx use their music to ignite positive change and to help people connect with nature and their wild selves.
THE SOUND:
Imagine Mother Love Bone jamming with Ziggy Stardust on Twisted Sister's "We're not gonna take it" while Eddie Vedder sings melodic baritone poems about being nice to woodlice, and you get an idea what the Lürxx sound like. Only with recorders and more eels.
THE RELEVANCY:
The Lürxx meet the big topics of our times head-on. By challenging the current human-centered and consumption-based systems, they address the root-causes of the planetary emergency. But rather than dragging listeners down with messages of doom and gloom, their music provides an energizing mix of hope, anger and optimism, leaving listeners feeling empowered and activated.
THE PEOPLE:
Xavi and Sunny have been twins for over 30 years, writing songs together since they were 13.
Upon their emigration to Hollywood in 1996, as 18 year old illegal immigrant high school drop-outs, they initially lived on the streets, a scruffy guerrilla version of the Rock’n’Roll dream, and were eventually adopted by the remnants of the 80’s Sunset Strip glam punk scene.
After some years as full-time musicians, they returned to school and later to uni, studying Latin (Sunny & Xavi) and Environmental Sciences (Xavi). After a 22-year hiatus, they are now once again ready to change the world with their music!
Official music videos "Palm Trees Oh Yeah!" (2025)
From the press
This song (The Streets are paved with Stars) right now really hits even more as L.A./Hollywood is under the fires, so this song really reminds us of the significance of the stars, the lights, the nightlife, the music and all the other elements that bring life. The song is a strong performance that shows that the band is beyond just the rock and roll, is just a tremendous blend of eloquent and passionate storytelling alongside vibrant and intense music driven by the impulse of creating everlasting music. - En Tijuana Hay Rock, Mexico
Epic song (Mustang), I just loved the guitar work and unique vocals!! - Ze Rock, Radio Station, Porto
Pounding drums are joined by galloping guitars and meaty yet funky basslines that really add a bounce to the song (Mustang). - The Metal Asylum, UK
This Mustang song is the craziest thing we've ever heard!!! Creative and innovative Incredible story!!!! Excellent production and arrangements!!! - Roqueiro Nerd, Brazil
What should a punk band sound like in this era? I think this track (We are the Weeds) has the answer. A raw sound with a lot of melody. And that duality makes the song more hypnotic. It kind of transits the whole time between that acoustic guitar and the distortion. The vocals are the punk part that's all over the track. But it has arrangements in the chorus especially that gives it a movie epicness. - Chavo Ruiz, Podcaster - Musicalizador - Curador, Argentina
"We Are the Weeds" is an explosion of high-quality punk rock that grabs listeners from the first chords. The striking vocals and impeccable instrumentation create an immersive atmosphere that makes it difficult not to get carried away by the intensity of the music. A true sonic journey that transports us to a world of rebellion and authenticity.
The musicianship of 'We Are the Weeds' is a testament to the group's skill and passion for their art. Every element, from the pulsating beat to the aggressive guitar riffs, contributes to the track's powerful and captivating atmosphere.
- Penhasco Rock Radio, Brazil
Lots of talent, perfect studio work. (...) I like the groove of the song (We are the Weeds) and its structure. I like the shouting voice, it's a breath of fresh air (...) I love the vocals and the distortion of the song. The melody stays in our heads. - Ti-Guy, Radio host, France
This duo not only revitalises the rock and roll ethos by championing the protection of the natural world in addition to smashing the system. Their music bridges the raw vibe of the 1980s Sunset Strip, reminiscent of legends like Twisted Sister and Guns N’ Roses, with acoustic nuances that echo the Quireboys and Dogs D’Amour all the while being amplified by an energy that’s uniquely their own.
- Amelia Vandergast, A&R Factory, UK
Another incredible song (You're Badass). Great chorus, good rhythm, great riffs, energetic. Exciting to listen to your songs, always high energy.
High quality, great vocals, great lyrics, the recording and production are excellent as always, everything is perfect. Wonderful vocals, incredible quality. - Radio Alternativa Rock, Brazil
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“Music for the Planet” es una celebración de la música rock hecha a mano y de la sencillez sin pretensiones.
El disco cuenta una historia de belleza y esperanza, de lucha y victoria, de amor y la increíble maravilla de la naturaleza." - Dequeruza, Argentinia
"They’re not afraid to tackle subjects that you don’t normally find in rock songs, and their dedication to numerous wildlife species and the man-made plights they face gets the message in the listener’s face. (...) “Part Of It All,” the disc’s closing track, does feel like they’re able to pull together all the stories told in the other songs and focus them into one laser-sharp point. (...) To tackle songs about eels, ducks and true environmental warriors, and not have them come off as preachy? Now that’s a challenge, and they rose to it very well." - Christopher Thelen, The Daily Vault, USA
"The Lürxx undoubtedly have their own thing going [...], in everything from vocal tone to topic and [...] multi-layered arrangements. Rebels is a stunning opener, but it’s still merely a glimpse of the depth on display throughout Music For The Planet." - Stereo Stickman, UK
