May 20, 2012
Lambchop w/The Altered Statesman at VFW Post 1970, 5/12/12 By The Spin (Nashville Scene), Monday, May 14, 2012 (Link) We were going west down Charlotte Pike on a rainy, breezy Saturday night that called out for a little Clarence White guitar, and you guessed it, The Spin cued up White and The Byrds’ country-rock instrumental [...]
May 20, 2012
Interview: Kurt Wagner from Lambchop – May 15, 2012 LINK: http://spectrumculture.com/2012/05/interview-kurt-wagner-from-lambchop.html/ About the author: David HarrisView all posts by David Harris David Harris woke up one morning and decided to run a website. His life has been a prison ever since. Not sure what to do with his Journalism degree from Penn State and his MFA in Creative [...]
May 7, 2012
Live: Lambchop at McCabe’s Guitar Shop LA Time, May 7, 2012 LINK On a night in which the moon was 14% bigger than usual, in a room the size of a church basement at McCabe’s guitar shop in Santa Monica, Kurt Wagner, singer, songwriter, guitarist, visual artist and longtime leader of Nashville country band Lambchop, [...]
April 11, 2012
Kurt Wagner: The Lambchop frontman on Yo La Tengo, the Monkees, JAMC, and more.
March 31, 2012
Lambchop are weirdos. Which means that theoretically, they should be flourishing right now: indie-rock is in the midst of a brief, fervent patch of weirdo adoration.
March 17, 2012
And so we return to this idea of Lambchop’s irrelevance. For the purpose of barroom reductions, Mr. M sounds like a bunch of guys tapping delicately on acoustic instruments from deep within a mausoleum, or the sound of wind blowing gently through the pages of an open book resting on a front-porch rocking chair. But how rare is it that a band asks you to listen to so little, and how much rarer is it that they make it sound like so much?