"Aw C'mon" is a sample-heavy, experimental album that marked a significant sonic departure for the band. It features prominent use of manipulated vocal samples and electronic textures, a hallmark of their mid-2000s output.
- The album was recorded and mixed by Mark Nevers at his Beech House studio in Nashville.
- "Aw C'mon" was released on Merge Records in early 2004.
- It was met with critical praise, with Pitchfork calling it "a triumphant exercise in experimental pop."
Lambchop is the long-running project of Nashville-based songwriter Kurt Wagner. At the time of "Aw C'mon," the band had moved away from their earlier "Nashville country-soul" sound toward a more experimental, sample-heavy aesthetic.
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