Oh (Ohio) continues the Lambchop tradition, where each successive record represents a new stage in the evolution of their distinctive sound. It’s a natural process which has seen them progress from their shambolic early recordings to the off-kilter pop experimentation of What Another Man Spills to the joyful soul of Nixon and then, pointedly, it’s polar opposite, the piano-led minimalism of Is A Woman.

Oh (Ohio) finds Kurt Wagner delving deeper into himself. The fundamental nature of the band has altered and Lambchop has become ‘more and more a vehicle for my songs and myself as an artist’.