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Milk Carton Kids, September 26th
On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool (due April 24 on Far Cry/Thirty Tigers), The Milk Carton Kids offer nine songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and linger inside the small moments the record quietly magnifies.
When Los Angeles–based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan first emerged in 2011, they did so with a sound as unassuming as their “marketing” plan. They recorded their ten-song debut, Prologue, with just their two guitars and two voices. They posted it online as a free download, sending the link to friends via email. Even amidst the foot stomps and hand claps carrying Folk into the mainstream, hundreds of thousands of people managed to find Prologue in that first year. From the beginning, The Milk Carton Kids were more interested in precision than volume.
Fred Armisen is a comedian, writer, producer, and musician. He is the co-writer and co-star of IFC’s Emmy-nominated series Portlandia. He is in the hit Netflix series Wednesday as Uncle Fester. Armisen stars in, writes, and produces IFC’s hit show Documentary Now. He has also appeared in HBO’s Our Flag Means Death, Judd Apatow’s The Bubble, and Amazon’s series Forever. He voices characters in Big Mouth and The Mitchells vs. The Machines. He is currently starring in the Broadway play All In. Armisen is an 11-season veteran of Saturday Night Live. From 2014-2024, Armisen was band leader of the 8G Band on Late Night With Seth Meyers.
Hailing from Chicago, Hannibal Buress began his comedy career in 2002, developing his voice through local shows and early mentorship. His breakout came in 2006 at Just for Laughs, launching a run of acclaimed stand-up specials including Animal Furnace and Miami Nights. A 2009 appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon led to writing for Saturday Night Live and later 30 Rock. He expanded into film and TV with roles in Neighbors, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and as Lincoln on Broad City. Beyond stand-up, he’s remained a constant in comedy and entertainment, even branching into music as Eshu Tune.