Lambchop Debuts New Video on Slate
Slate premieres video for “2B2″ from Mr. Met.
Kurt Wagner: The Lambchop frontman on Yo La Tengo, the Monkees, JAMC, and more.
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.
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?
From the album Mr. M, out February 21, 2012 on Merge Records.
Preorders will ship to arrive on or around the February 21, 2012 release date. While supplies last, preorders will include a poster (the first 150 of which will be signed…
Watch the Lambchop – Mr. M (Tour Trailer) from City Slang on Vimeo.
H/T Self-TitledMag.com: ”Available now in a 300-copy, hand-stamped run through Boiled Egg is “Backwords,” a Porcelain Raft cover by Oupa (aka Yuck’s Daniel Blumberg) and Tony Crow of Lambchop. Grab it below, or pick up the physical 7” now, featuring an untitled Oupa track on the flip…”
William Tyler’s Nashville-based label Sebastian Speaks has released the vinyl of Kurt Wagner & Cortney Tidwell Present Kort. About Sebastian Speaks: Sebastian Speaks is a Nashville-based label dedicated to unearthing unusual audio and video documents, curious written material, homemade music, reissues of records we like, and providing a web-based archive of articles on a myriad [...]
Hands Off Cuba, a band composed mostly of incredibly talented instrumentalists who play with Lambchop and/or Cortney Tidwell have a video for their song “Defribilator.” It was directed by Hands Off Cuban Ben Marcantel with assistance from Ryan Norris, and it looks great. Get the tunes here… H/T: The Nashville Scene’s Nashville Cream
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