Aquarium Drunkard — Always a pleasure to wake up to a new song from Nashville’s Lambchop, particularly an 18-minute plus epic like “The Hustle,” the first single in advance of the group’s forthcoming For Love Often Turns Us Still — FLOTUS, for short — which ... more info

Stereogum — Nashville alt-country veterans Lambchop are following up 2012’s great Mr. M with a new album called FLOTUS — which stands for For Love Often Turns Us Still, not First Lady Of The United States. Late last year, Kurt Wagner and two other members of... more info

Uncut — The album is due in November The album is due in November The post Lambchop announce new album, FLOTUS, share first track “The Hustle” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — Adult Swim cartoon Squidbillies has a different artist cover the theme song every week — past participants have included Lambchop, Neko Case, and King Khan & the Shrines, among many others — and the next season’s roster of guest performers has ... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Welcome to the third episode of Aquarium Drunkard’s Transmissions podcast, our recurring series of inspired conversation and unexpected sounds. On this week’s episode Jason P. Woodbury speaks with Nashville-based guitarist William Tyler. As ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Hopscotch Music Festival returns in 2016 to various Raleigh, NC venues from September 8-10. The lineup is impressive as always, with Television, Wolf Parade, Converge, Baroness, Yob, Tribulation, Erykah Badu, Young Thug, Sylvan Esso, Vince Staple... more info

Stereogum — The delectably pulsating disco beats of “Sympathy For The Auto Industry” are probably the opposite of what you’d expect from three members of prolific alt-country band Lambchop. But after nearly 20 years of writing tear-jerking, soulful chamber... more info

Stereogum — I don’t think anyone saw HeCTA coming. This is a surprising group: A disco-house trio made up of three members of the long-running orchestral alt-country band Lambchop, including Lambchop frontman Kurt Wagner. But the group attacks its chosen sound... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The pitch is pretty simple, if somewhat Dada-esque. Mix an old recording of Borscht Belt comedian and actor Buddy Hackett with new electronic dance music -- and see what comes of it. That, in essence, is the curious premise behind "The Diet," the new... more info

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