Chamber Pop, Baroque Pop, Psych Pop
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If Walther von der Vogelweide lives today, he would make music like this. Ok, not really, Walther was a bit later than the real Carloman. Maybe as late as this Carloman play music from around 50 years ago. In fact, the two guys play beautiful baroque pop, influenced by the almighty sixties psych pop bands plus some unobtrusive medieval tunes. So don't expect loud drums and trumpets, it's mellow, meandering pop music. Highly recommended!

An ancient story of bestiary, religious and political strife drowned in the deafening whispers of tortured souls tumbling through bile and chaos into the beautiful nausea that is the world of Carloman...

"It’s easy to get a record like this wrong (...) And yet – it does far more than just hang together; it makes perfect sense. (...) This is one of the oddest, most coherent and generally best things I’ve heard all year" (The Music Slut, 08.01.11 )

read a nice/funny interview here, while listen/download Carloman's music

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Song for the Sacrosanct (Parts I & II) The Folker Oh My March of the Beasts Buckler Owl Those Who Lead Gerberga Roncevaux Brine of Capricorn Le Loup Epistaxis

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An ancient story of bestiary, religious and political strife drowned in the deafening whispers of tortured souls tumbling through bile and chaos into the beautiful nausea that is the world of Carloman...

"It’s easy to get a record like this wrong (...) And yet – it does far more than just hang together; it makes perfect sense. (...) This is one of the oddest, most coherent and generally best things I’ve heard all year" (The Music Slut, 08.01.11 - http://themusicslut.com/2011/08/review-carloman-carloman/ )

Credits

All songs written, recorded and mixed by Dominic Matar & Elliot Thompson

CONTACT: CarlomanMusic@gmail.com

TWITTER: twitter.com/CarlomanMusic

TUMBLR: carloman.tumblr.com

FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CarlomanMusic