Monday, February 13, 2012

Lambchop's Stadium Inn-Filmed Video for 'Gone Tomorrow'; Stream Mr. M at NPR

Posted by Steve Haruch on Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 4:07 PM

It wasn't so long ago we told you Lambchop would be shooting a video at Stadium Inn during their weekly wrasslin' night, and now the fruits of that filmic labor have hit the Internet. Embedded above, the meditative violence and enigmatic longing of "Gone Tomorrow" — featuring the aforementioned match between Jocephus Brody and Wolfie D. — as directed by Zach Spiger, who says he "approached the project more like a documentary and began to immerse myself in wrestling culture."

Read more from Spiger and from head 'Chopper Kurt Wagner over at NPR, where you can also stream the new record, Mr. M, today. Speaking of Mr. Wagner, you should read the interview with him that ran in the Guardian the other day, if you haven't already. He discusses many things, from being misconstrued as a redneck — "I was happy to be construed at all," he responds — to his friendship with the late Vic Chestnutt and the unease he feels about mourning his death publicly.

Mr. M is out Feb. 21 on Merge Records, and Lambchop plays somewhere TBA in Nashville on May 12, at least according to the latest itinerary we have.

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@4:44 ;0hhh so nice

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Posted by lookN 4ward 2 cn 'em' on 02/13/2012 at 9:47 PM

Vic C. would be proud. Great track and video.

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Posted by edd on 02/14/2012 at 12:03 PM

Around the 6:23 mark, my girlfriend Wendy, her son Graham and I make a notable cameo in the back row toward the right of the screen. Understated, yet powerful, and I think that moment really adds dramatic heft.

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Posted by Jack on 02/16/2012 at 4:25 PM
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