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Lambchop share “The Hustle Unlimited”, announce full UK tour

12 dates including Islington Assembly Hall

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Lambchop have shared a new version of “The Hustle”, from their FLOTUS album, entitled “The Hustle Unlimited“.

The song coincides with news that they’ll be touring the UK in August on a run of 11 dates which include London’s Islington Assembly Hall.

You can hear “The Hustle Unlimited” below.

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Speaking of the new version of the track, Lambchop’s Kurt Wagner said: “Sometimes things can get out of control, an impromptu idea is presented and you take that idea to a logical conclusion to see where it goes. In this case Tony Crow [piano] came up with a rather ‘Love Unlimited Orchestra’ take on the hustle during a rehearsal with Andy Stack [drums, Wye Oak]. It seemed nuts at the time but being rather nuts ourselves I thought we should try recording it and taking it all the way to full realization. Plus it was a great way to capture Andy’s tenure with us in the studio.”

“The Hustle Unlimited” along with the previously shared Prince cover “When You Were Mine” will be available on a limited edition 12” via City Slang on August 11.

Tour dates:

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August 8 – Leeds @ Brudenell Social Club
August 9 – Glasgow @ Saint Luke’s & The Winged Ox
August 10 – Newcastle @ Riverside
August 11 – Manchester @ Gorilla
August 12 – Leamington Spa @ Leamington Assembly
August 13 – Nottingham @ Rescue Rooms
August 14 – Norwich @ The Waterfront
August 16 – Exeter @ Phoenix
August 17 – Bristol @ Trinity Centre
August 18 – Bexhill @ The De La Warr Pavilion
August 19 – Crickhowell @ Green Man Festival
August 20 – London @ Islington Assembly Hall

The August 2017 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – featuring David Bowie on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, there are new interviews with The War On Drugs, Steve Earle and Jah Wobble, we countdown Radiohead’s 30 Greatest Songs and remember Gregg Allman. We review Peter Perrett, Afghan Whigs, ZZ Top and Peter Gabriel. Our free CD features 15 tracks of the month’s best music, including Peter Perrett, Floating Points, Bedouine, Public Service Broadcasting, Broken Social Scene and more.

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