Get all 7 The Lothars releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Twisted Calliope Music (Live on Pipeline), Happy Holidays 2: Electric Boogaloo, Connected, Oscillate My Metallic Sonatas, Happy Holidays, G.C. 3 and Other Songs, and Meet the Lothars.
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Gypsy Song
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Metallic Sonata No. 1
10:35
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Banjolin
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Bleep-Bloop
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Metallic Sonata No. 2
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The Trot
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Metallic Sonata No. 3
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Hooray For Dane
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Gypsy Song (reprise)
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The Feudal Resistance
18:52
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The Lothars Somerville, Massachusetts
"Despite its overuse, soundscape is an apt description
of the Lothars' music — vistas of sound that are
more
atmosphere than plot...they wring sadness and beauty
from such instruments as the hammer dulcimer and the
theremin. The live improvisations sound like elegies
for Martians, or love songs for robots."
-- Anaheed Alani, Playboy, May 2003
... more
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