Based in Austin, Texas, the Lizards have delighted audiences from California to Canada to the United Kingdom with their original style of satirical folk, country and bluegrass. Trademarks of a Lizards song are highly literate, sharply pointed lyrics that poke fun at politics, love, religion and the culture in general. Combined with precise four-part vocal harmonies and instrumental mastery, the band"s songs are melodically infectious and inventive. The Austin Lounge Lizards are five-time award winners at the prestigious Austin Music Awards. Their version of Irving Berlin"s "C-U-B-A" was used in the Michael Moore film Sicko. The band has been featured on NPR"s "Morning Edition" and on the radio programs "Mountain Stage" and "E-Town." "Home and Deranged" is the Lizards" first album since 2006 and it"s their third on the Houston-based Blue Corn Music label.