Whether Brighton is really the “unofficial LGBTQ+ capital of Great Britain”, as the Dutch portal “qmeet.nl” claims in its article about the successful female quartet Lime Garden from the said city on the English Channel, remains to be seen. But the fact that many queer fans can identify with the unpretentious, self-deprecating sleaze pop numbers of the formation, which began as a school band, can be confirmed by the comments and live recordings circulating online (including spectacular festival shows in last-dinner-party dimensions). When singer Chloe Howard states in the opening song "23" of the second Lime Garden LP "Maybe Not Tonight" that she has lost the teeny elan of her old days as Twenty-Something, her colleagues answer this with a danceable groove that brings to mind Girl Ray's recent disco excursions.