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WINDY & CARL & THE LOTHARS – Windy & Carl & The Lothars (2001) FULL ALBUM - Electronic, Space Rock

| 00:00:02 | The Lothars & Carl - 3rd Stage | 00:27:59 | Windy & Carl - Through the Portal | 00:34:35 | Windy & Carl - Ballast | 00:38:27 | The Lothars w/ Alastair Galbraith - Dust Mah Space Broom CREDITS: Accordion – Mike DiMilla (tracks: 4) Bass, Violin – Windy Weber (tracks: 2, 3) Design, Layout – Jon Bernhardt Guitar – Carl Hultgren (tracks: 1 to 3), Ramona Herboldsheimer (tracks: 4) Mastered By – Jeff Lipton Photography – Chris Gillis, Erik Auerbach, Windy Weber Recorded By – Grawer (tracks: 4), Jeff Wilson (tracks: 4), Paul Hilcoff (tracks: 1), Ron Russell (tracks: 2, 3), Scott Sterbenz (tracks: 1) Theremin – Jon Bernhardt (tracks: 1, 4), Jon Hindmarsh (tracks: 1), Kris Thompson (tracks: 1, 4) Violin – Alastair Galbraith (tracks: 4) WINDY & CARL Cited as "A leading light of the Michigan space-rock scene" by Allmusic, the minimalist group formed in 1993 around the core husband-and-wife duo of guitarist Carl Hultgren and bassist/singer Windy Weber. (Most of the band's pieces feature no vocals, however.) The band was prolific from the outset up to 2001, whereupon they took a hiatus of a few years. The music of Windy & Carl borrows heavily from the sounds of 1980s era bands on 4AD Records, specifically that of Robin Guthrie of the Cocteau Twins and various other dream pop and shoegazer acts. Unlike noteworthy prior drone/ambient artists (such as Cluster, Brian Eno, Popol Vuh, et al.), Windy & Carl's drones are primarily derived from guitar, particularly via usage of delay effects, reverb effects, and E-Bow, rather than synthesizers. Another noteworthy aspect of W&C's sound is the absence of drums. Members: Carl Hultgren, Windy Weber THE LOTHARS American quartet formed by Kris Thompson and Jon Bernhardt in the late 1996. Kris was involved in several Boston bands, including Nisi Period and Abunai!. Jon has played in The Pee Wee Fist and U.V. Protection. The Lothars take their name from the 1960s band Lothar And The Hand People, in which Lothar was the name of a theremin. Members: Brendan Quinn, Dean Stiglitz, Jon Bernhardt, Kris Thompson, Ramona Herboldsheimer