interview | lime garden

London four-piece Lime Garden have always thrived on instinct — a mix of sharp wit, emotional honesty, and a refusal to sit neatly in one genre. What started as a group of music students bonding over indie rock has grown into one of the UK’s most exciting and unpredictable bands, known for their “wonk-pop” edge and electric live energy. With their new album ‘Maybe Not Tonight’, the band lean into a hazy, hedonistic narrative that traces the arc of a night out and the emotional fallout that comes with it. Schön! caught up with Chloe and Annabel from the band to talk about the making of the album and why a bit of delusion might just be essential to making it work. You all met while studying music. What were your first impressions of each other, and when did it click that you could be a band? Chloe: Annabel intimidated me, Leila was the most beautiful human I’d ever seen, and I thought Tippi hated me. So naturally, we all became best friends. In those early DIY days, what were rehearsals and first gigs like? Any chaotic or memorable moments that still stick with you? Annabel: Normally playing to a... Read more » The post interview | lime garden appeared first on Schön! Magazine.