Lottors
Lottors formed in Linköping, Sweden in 2008 with Henrik Björkk on guitar and vocals, Fredrik Thomander on bass and vocals, and Carl Lindstedt on drums. They...
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Lottors formed in Linköping, Sweden in 2008 with Henrik Björkk on guitar and vocals, Fredrik Thomander on bass and vocals, and Carl Lindstedt on drums. They started making instrumental music with a post-rock feel, leaning into atmospheric guitar work and what they called the evocative power of that sound.
Their first album came out in 2012, titled 'All The Rest Of Forgotten Ashes.' It drew some attention for being experimental, and they kept putting out records every couple of years after that. They released 'Wonders' in 2014, 'Forever Lost' in 2016, 'The Plot' in 2018, and 'Some Kind of Light' in 2020.
Their songs like 'All The Rest Of Forgotten Ashes' and 'Beautiful Confusion' tend to build slowly with layered guitars and vocals that drift in and out. The music has a melancholic quality, but it's not entirely bleak, there are moments that feel like they're reaching for something lighter.
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