Lambchop
Oh (Ohio), Ltd.Edt.

Since the mid-'90s, Nashville's Lambchop have casually corrupted familiar genres, bending every style they've tacled -- country, soul, rock -- to the ...

For those unswayed by Lambchop's previous nine albums, it's unlikely that number ten will be the one that refreshes the parts previous releases couldn...

Is it out of laziness that music writers so often lump Lambchop into some kind of “alt-country” ghetto Or is it a testament to Lambchop’s sheer origi...

Let's see: A release date one month before the presidential showdown, an album named after the electoral-vote caboodle that Diebold "delivered" to Bus...

Famously (and perhaps misleadingly given their seemingly smooth initial impression) referred to as “the most f***ed up band in Nashville”, Lambchop fl...

Kurt Wagner has been exploring his surreal country sensibility for 15 years, and he?s held on to his deadpan baritone whether he was chronicling death...

It's perhaps remarkable that Lambchop have survived in today's industry. Eleven albums and 14 years in, they remain the perennial "fifth favourite ban...

Listening to Lambchop records has always sounds like being let in on a secret. Steeped in country and western and soul music, their sound is both intr...

Kurt Wagner's deep, quavering baritone remains at the center of Lambchop's 11 albums, especially as they've become more restrained in recent years. Pe...

Ten albums into a 22-year career and Nashville alt country collective Lambchop are sounding increasingly like a band with diminishing returns. They're...