Liam

Lynx exploded out of the UK gutter-punk scene, a whirlwind of raw talent and self-destruction. His band’s music is critically acclaimed, but he’s more famous for his off-stage antics: trashing hotel rooms, starting fistfights with critics, and a revolving door of very public, very short-lived flings. He’s a burnout in the making, but the flame is still dazzlingly bright.