Coming out October 2nd

Songs released so far:

warily perched. feels kinda late for country/disco ?

This is exciting. 2026 has been a huge year for her.

Do you think she has to pay the brand to use the name? It's a **** album title regardless.

4 minutes ago, Achilles. said:

Do you think she has to pay the brand to use the name? It's a **** album title regardless.

Came here to say this

She's my favorite country artist. Here's my list of upcoming albums. So many coming soon!!

Madonna

Ariana Grande

Jordy

Adam Lambert

Sam Smith

Charli xcx

Tove Lo

Miranda Lambert

Gracie Abrams

Carly Rae Jepsen

C'mon fisting Queen!

I'm really enjoying this country + disco vibe from this era.

"Sunset Marquis" is so cute.

"Two Things Can Be True" is out

Classic Miranda ballad. Loveeeed it! Maybe one of my faves til now

She just announced Ella Langley is featuring in "Snakeskin Boots".

1 hour ago, DiegoMarcoCMM said:

She just announced Ella Langley is featuring in "Snakeskin Boots".

looks like it will be a single.

The Music Universe

Miranda Lambert reveals Ella Langley duet on 'Snakeskin B...

Miranda Lambert reveals Ella Langley duet on 'Snakeskin Boots' from her upcoming album Crisco. Tune in for the premiere!

Three-time Grammy winner Miranda Lambert is revealing another layer of Crisco, her highly anticipated album arriving October 2nd via MCA, with the announcement that fellow firebrand Ella Langley is the featured artist on "Snakeskin Boots," the album's opening track. The cinematic, retro-Western track will make its world premiere at country radio on October 2nd.

Built with the swagger of late-'60s cinematic Westerns and the attitude of Nancy Sinatra's "Bang Bang," "Snakeskin Boots" opens Crisco with a larger-than-life story of a woman who knows exactly how to make her escape. Lambert and co-producer Jesse Frasure drew inspiration from the era's dramatic, stylized soundscapes, creating a track that could soundtrack a Quentin Tarantino film as easily as it could fill a dance floor at Studio 54.

1 hour ago, jdanton2 said:

looks like it will be a single.

The Music Universe

Miranda Lambert reveals Ella Langley duet on 'Snakeskin B...

Miranda Lambert reveals Ella Langley duet on 'Snakeskin Boots' from her upcoming album Crisco. Tune in for the premiere!

Three-time Grammy winner Miranda Lambert is revealing another layer of Crisco, her highly anticipated album arriving October 2nd via MCA, with the announcement that fellow firebrand Ella Langley is the featured artist on "Snakeskin Boots," the album's opening track. The cinematic, retro-Western track will make its world premiere at country radio on October 2nd.

Built with the swagger of late-'60s cinematic Westerns and the attitude of Nancy Sinatra's "Bang Bang," "Snakeskin Boots" opens Crisco with a larger-than-life story of a woman who knows exactly how to make her escape. Lambert and co-producer Jesse Frasure drew inspiration from the era's dramatic, stylized soundscapes, creating a track that could soundtrack a Quentin Tarantino film as easily as it could fill a dance floor at Studio 54.

I hope so! This era is so underperforming and has no buzz. Maybe a feature with Ella could help.

Rolling Stone 4/5

Over the 12 tracks on Crisco, the Grammy-winning country star — more effervescent, loose, and ballsy than ever — shoots down any preconceived notions about who Miranda Lambert is and exactly what kind of country music she makes. Yes, she's been the vengeful country rocker, most infamously on 2007's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. She's looked inward too, leaving behind the mainstream for the alt-country brilliance of 2016's double album The Weight of These Wings. And she's done her share of pop experimentation, releasing irresistible gems like "Baggage Claim," "Bluebird," and "Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home)," with Elle King.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-album-reviews/miranda-lambert-crisco-album-review-1235622751/

Pitchfork 6.8/10

It's smooth sailing on the country star's new album, a spotless approximation of late-'70s country disco with thoughtful string arrangements and an appearance from protégé Ella Langley.

Pitchfork

Miranda Lambert: Crisco

Read Alfred Soto's review of the album.

Edited October 2Oct 2 by DiegoMarcoCMM

The Pitchfork review is really good and full of praise, I just don't get why the rating is relatively low.

phenomenal album it's very cohesive and right up my alley but my only complaint is i wish there were one or two songs with different sounds or went full on disco

6.8 is pretty accurate. Snakeskin Boots, Crisco, Cowgirl Curtsy, Cuttin' Onions and I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song are all truly excellent and then... well, there's the rest of the album. Nothing really bad but just fine. Postcards from Texas was kinda perfect so this is a big step down for me.

She really did nail the mixing of country and disco. Some songs do start to meld together but the album is very cohesive and I like that she experimented with a sound she never really did before.

After a few listens, I can say it's definitely not her best, but it's still a pretty decent album. The whole disco-meets-country idea is great and finally brings something fresh to her career without losing her country roots. The lyrics aren't really the album's strong point, but she still does a good job. I really loved the production on some tracks, especially "Snakeskin Boots" and "Right Where We Left It."

My faves so far are probably "To Everything," "Snakeskin Boots," and "Sunset Marquis." Least fave is "Cowgirl Curtsy."

This might be an unpopular opinion, but "Platinum" is actually my least favorite album of hers, and honestly, I think "Crisco" is a better album.

1 hour ago, DiegoMarcoCMM said:

After a few listens, I can say it's definitely not her best, but it's still a pretty decent album. The whole disco-meets-country idea is great and finally brings something fresh to her career without losing her country roots. The lyrics aren't really the album's strong point, but she still does a good job. I really loved the production on some tracks, especially "Snakeskin Boots" and "Right Where We Left It."

My faves so far are probably "To Everything," "Snakeskin Boots," and "Sunset Marquis." Least fave is "Cowgirl Curtsy."

This might be an unpopular opinion, but "Platinum" is actually my least favorite album of hers, and honestly, I think "Crisco" is a better album.

i became her fan since crazy ex-girlfriend and i went back to listen to kerosene many times but i keep forgetting how that album sounds like

Edited Monday at 07:27 PM5 days by pearlmercury

16 hours ago, pearlmercury said:

i became her fan since crazy ex-girlfriend and i went back to listen to kerosene many times but i keep forgetting how that album sounds like

I became fan since Revolution and I really love Kerosene and Crazy Ex Gilfriend. Kerosene has great ballads