Since the early '90s, Windy Weber and Carl Hultgren have been conducting musical experiments in their Dearborn, Michigan home studio that sound something like the members of a celestial orchestra quietly and slowly tuning their instruments. Or perhaps like the sound you hear while floating in an isolation tank. Well, their compositions evoke a vast number of images and ideas, but all pertain to the other side of consciousness, the faraway places the mind can take you. Their droning, gentle pieces wash over you like cool water that insulates you from the outside world. Minimalism is the order of the day -- this is a duo, after all -- as Windy and Carl create their vast, spacious, otherworldly arias with but a guitar, a bass, a bit of keyboard, and a ton of dreamy effects. Occasionally Windy sings, an ethereal murmur of a voice that transforms the droning ambience into something resembling a heavenly lullaby. Worshippers at the altar of My Bloody Valentine's Loveless are exhorted to enter this duo's temple.
They are, what i would call "The Wire" band. It means that if you love to read magazine called "The Wire" (or visiting their website often), you already know who they are. W&C are producing music since the early 90's, but yet to achieve any sort of success outside of indie/avantgarde circle. Their music is mostly about guitar drones (+ female vocals, appearing in some songs), but not in the vein of, say, Maeror Tri or Final, with more warmth/emotion and less emphasis on abstraction. They are not strictly shoegaze band, but if you're into Slowdive or My Bloody Valentine, you have to listen to any of their CDs.