Lambchop Flotus

"Lambchop albums typically pull in and out of sharp, jarring focus, and on FLOTUS, Wagner steers us back to firm ground in the final act by pulling away from the processor. 'Writer' is sung in his true voice -- an extended limerick railing against the modern monoculture..."
Paste (magazine) - "With its minimalistic instrumentation full of light electronics and Wagner's heavily affected vocoder vocals, 2016's FLOTUS broke new and exciting ground for a band that had always made a point to never be tethered by expectations."
Pitchfork (Website) - "FLOTUS is as lush and gorgeous as any of Lambchop's past work, sometimes floating by with the luxurious chill of hotel lobby music, but never losing its sense of direction."
Clash (Magazine) - "The delicate alt-country never fully rescinds, but Wagner's vocals take on another dimension entirely. They're electronic-sounding, auto-tuned, subject to interference -- palpably not in keeping with the Lambchop USP whatsoever."