Lambchop on 7 Things That Inspired His New Album ‘Punching the Clown’
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With the big late album "Punching the Clown", Kurt Wagner (68) reinvents his project Lambchop again – and finds his voice at the same time.
Kurt Wagner and his nashvilli band with variable geometry seem to return to the essential: deep voice, acoustic guitar and chorus flights. A seventeenth album which is also very current, rich in a thousand nuances.
Kurt Wagner's most touching record may be created from organically flowing gospel folk.A good news ahead: Kurt Wagner said goodbye to his Buddy Auto-Tune on the 16th album of his band Lambchop. Instead, an old folk song from the car radio inspired him to record almost exclusively with banjo and choir. No fan of the bluegrass club himself, Wagner leaves the string work to his colleague Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) and focuses on his...
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