At this point in Lilygun's time, solo artist Aaron John was guest playing on lead guitar and it was not only a pleasure and necessity, since their present guitarist was reclaimed by Aliens and nowhere to be found but it also became a key ingredient in the development of Lilygun's sound of today. It's no secret that Lilygun have had many guitarists in it's time. Anna-Christina has tried every type and style of player but in all the years no one had actually changed the course of Lilygun or its sound to such an extent as this remarkable young musician. Aaron John's unparallel talent to invent, changed Lilygun forever. www.myspace.com/aaronjohnmusic or text 118 118 for more info on him!

By November 2007, Lilygun were creeping into the media's attention and were reviewed on several music websites and had a demo review published in the Christmas issue of Devolution Magazine and later The Talk Magazine.

For the last few shows of the year, Lilygun devised a new set that would show how dynamic the songs are by playing a semi unplugged version of a few songs and spiraling into heavier, aggressive songs like Peace Of Mind. This proved to be a real test to perform but truly reflected the multifarious performance of Anna-Christina. 2007 was a very successful year for Lilygun.
With illness and excess waste being conquered, now all that was left was the world however...

In true Lilygun fashion the start of 2008 was chaotic and surprising!

Lilygun decided to cook up a magnanimous creation and recorded Diamonds at Zed One Studios in Camden with a rather special producer, David Ryder Prangley (of Rachel Stamp fame).
After a series of unfortunate events, Lilygun found themselves in the presence of a new drummer, the 5th! Drum nightmare in recording studio, turns into drum heaven. Mutual friend saves the day!
This recording was Lilygun's first single, self-released in March and went on to receive amazing reviews.

A string of gigs followed through the year with a new young talented guitarist including The Women In Music Festival in Birmingham, The Surface Unsigned Festival 2008 where the band once again received fantastic live reviews for three performances, The Carling Academy Bar with special guest drummer Belle and The Borderline supporting Die So Fluid and Mab in August.

Anna-Christina and lead guitarist Adam Busiakiewicz aslo played a special acoustic show together. This time with only 2 acoustic guitars and 2 singers, the set was made up of some familiar songs like Moonlight and a new flamenco version of Peace Of Mind as well as an old song that some of you may remember from back in the day called "Sick Of You", a few other songs and a long awaited cover song from Hedwig And The Angry Inch. The set was completed with "Wicked Little Town" Hedwig's version, which Anna-Christina had been going on about doing for ages!