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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Showtunes_(Lambchop_album)Showtunes (Lambchop album) - Wikipedia

    Showtunes is the fifteenth studio album by American rock band Lambchop. It was released on May 21, 2021, on Merge Records in the United States and on City Slang elsewhere.

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  3. lambchop.bandcamp.com › album › showtunesShowtunes | Lambchop

    Produced and mixed by Kurt Wagner and Jeremy Ferguson at Battle Tapes, Nashville TN 2019–2020. Recorded in Nashville, Minneapolis, L.A., Cologne, Brooklyn. All songs written by Kurt Wagner except “Fuku” and “Blue Leo” written by Kurt Wagner and Twit One.

  4. lambchop.bandcamp.com › album › showtunesShowtunes | Lambchop

    Showtunes by Lambchop, released 21 May 2021 1. A Chef's Kiss 2. Drop C 3. Papa Was a Rolling Stone Journalist 4. Fuku 5. Unknown Man 6. Blue Leo 7. Impossible Meatballs 8. The Last Benedict

  5. pitchfork.com › reviews › albumsLambchop: Showtunes Album Review | Pitchfork

    25 de may. de 2021 · Showtunes. Lambchop. 2021. 7.4. By Stephen M. Deusner. Genre: Rock. Label: Merge. Reviewed: May 25, 2021. Following a string of albums deconstructing Lambchop’s sound, Kurt Wagner continues to...

  6. www.mondosonoro.com › criticas › discos-musicaLambchop, crítica de su disco Showtunes en Mondo Sonoro (2021)

    27 de may. de 2021 · ‘Showtunes’ es un disco de pop sensible, minimalista y sentido que encuentra en el piano su principal aliado, con otros arreglos clásicos sumando para definir, en solo ocho temas, ese perfil marcadamente intimista de la referencia.

  7. lambchop.lnk.to › showtunesNew album - Showtunes - Out now - Linkfire

    Showtunes Out now. Includes the songs A Chef's Kiss, Fuku and The Last Benedict. Listen / Shop now.

  8. www.loudandquiet.com › reviews › lambchop-showtunesLambchop - Showtunes - Album Review - Loud And Quiet

    18 de may. de 2021 · Lambchop - Showtunes - Album Review - Loud And Quiet. Showtunes. ( City Slang) 9/10. Words by Sam Walton. Few bands make it to their 14th album, and fewer still make it without becoming parodies of themselves, or at least retreating into the pipe-and-slippers familiarity of self-repetition.