"Since the 20s!" - Lime Garden bring chaos and charm to Dork 100 at Sebright Arms

Since the first drops of Lime fell into our music cocktail, they've been a band brimming with brilliance. A knack for fun, passion for the party and most importantly, that instinct to serve up moreish bangers by the dozen. With debut album 'One More Thing', they met the hype and soared. Now the question is: what comes next? Tonight at Sebright Arms for Dork 100, Lime Garden offer the biggest tease yet of their golden next chapter.

Openers Goodbye may be the freshest name to play the Dork 100 series, but they demonstrate exactly why we're excited about them. They grip the Sebright Arms throughout their quickfire set. Though not even a year since their first gig together, they already have it. Shoegazey dream-pop builds and pulls (think Warpaint meets Pumarosa), at times purely cinematic, then biting with fury. It feels like the sort of set that in 12 months people will reference as their first-chance-to-see - capturing what we've championed at Dork since day one. The exciting and new is always ready to burst through the door, and Goodbye will do it sooner than you think.

A hunger pulsates through everything Ain't do this evening. Like lighting firecrackers in the basement of the Sebright Arms, they pop and rip apart everything before them. The biting 'April' and searing 'June' are highlights of their set, turning crunching anxiety into something urgent and vital. Even when stripped raw, it silences Sebright Arms in one swoop. It's a twist on darkness that finds a perfect home tonight from a band who grow more undeniable with each move.