Reviews
Lynks turns the 100 Club into the best night out in London for Dork's Night Out
Strobe lights, stage invasions and SpongeBob.
Apr 14, 2026 • 11:07 AM
About This Track
"LEVITICUS 18" is a track by Lynks, from the album ABOMINATION, released 11th April 2024. The track is 0:41 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 17 articles about Lynks.
About the Artist
Lyrics
And the Lord spoke to Moses Saying, "You shall follow my rules And keep my statutes and walk in them You shall not lie with a male as with a woman It is an abomination" "Do not make yourselves clean by these things For everyone who does any of these abominations The persons who do them shall be cut off from among their people I am the Lord, your God"
Lyrics provided by LRCLIB
Track details
More from Lynks
Explore
Showing 10 of 45
READ MORE ABOUT LYNKSREAD MORE ABOUT LYNKSREAD MORE ABOUT LYNKSREAD MORE ABOUT LYNKSREAD MORE ABOUT LYNKSREAD MORE ABOUT LYNKSStrobe lights, stage invasions and SpongeBob.
Lynks’ upcoming Dork’s Night Out just got a serious boost, with the support act now confirmed.
Tickets are on sale now.
After a weekend of seaside nonsense, sticky floors and far too many tote bags, Down With Boring is back tonight (27th May) with a stacked Great Escape 2025 special.
We're back for the third annual instalment of our spooktacular bash.
LYNKS lets the mask drop for their personal dance-pop debut, ‘ABOMINATION’.
Their debut album is on the way.
Check out new single 'CPR'.
"That’s what this song is about; lovely, kind, thoughtful, intelligent, well-adjusted couples turning into chaotic horny monsters the second they break up.”
They join The Last Dinner Party, HotWax, Nell Mescal and loads more.
"Dry patches, sex parties and twink death. Everything you could want from a big summer banger if you ask me!"
The event will take place across Cardiff from 20th-22nd October.
Her full EP is set to drop on 10th February via Lucky Number.
It's a cut from new song trilogy 'MEN'.
Set to arrive in full on 1st April, the news comes alongside 'Hey Joe (Relax)'.
"I wrote Silly Boy when I was really f*cking pissed off with one very specific man."
Take a peek beneath Lynks’ pop-star persona with the man behind the mask, Elliot Brett.