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Lambchop

Aw C’Mon/No, You C’Mon

Lambchop leader Kurt Wagner claims “Aw C’Mon” and “No, You C’Mon” are meant to be stand-alone albums. But since the two discs were written and recorded at the same time–and packaged and sold together–it’s impossible not to treat the set as a two-part epic. The two albums find the Nashville collective returning to lush, heavily orchestrated soul following the spare detour of its last album, “Is A Woman.” The results are as fine as usual, with Wagner’s gentle grumble of a voice and occasional falsetto floating atop layers of typically beautiful and spooky chamber pop.

Take away: Country soul

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Edited by Cara DiPasquale ([email protected]) and Kris Karnopp ([email protected]).