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Instruments
  
Guitar, vocals

Labels
  
In the Red Records


Name
  
Charles Moothart

Role
  
Instrumentalist

Charles Moothart Multiinstrumentalist Charles Moothart touring solo as CFM

Genres
  
Garage rock, psychedelic rock, garage punk, noise rock, lo-fi, glam rock

Occupation(s)
  
Musician, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist

Associated acts
  
Fuzz, Ty Segall Band, GOGGS, The Moonhearts

Albums
  
Slaughterhouse, Live in San Francisco

Similar
  
Emily Rose Epstein, Ty Segall, Mikal Cronin

Charles Frances Moothart is an American multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter. He is best known for his collaborations with the garage rock musicians, Ty Segall and Mikal Cronin. Moothart is the drummer for Segall's current backing band, The Freedom Band, was the guitarist for Segall's backing band, the Ty Segall Band, and is the guitarist and vocalist in the pair's hard rock project, Fuzz. Additionally, he is a member of Segall's collaborative project with Ex-Cult's Chris Shaw, GØGGS.

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Alongside playing in the Ty Segall Band, both Moothart and Cronin were members of the Moonhearts, with Moothart assisting Cronin on his solo albums, Mikal Cronin (2011) and MCII (2013).

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In 2016, Moothart released his debut solo album, Still Life of Citrus and Slime, under the moniker CFM. A second studio album, Dichotomy Desaturated, will be released in March 2017.

Discography

as CFM
  • Still Life of Citrus and Slime (2016)
  • Dichotomy Desaturated (2017)
  • with Ty Segall
  • Melted (2010)
  • Slaughterhouse (2012)
  • Twins (2012)
  • Manipulator (2014)
  • Mr. Face (2015)
  • Live in San Francisco (2015)
  • Emotional Mugger (2016)
  • Ty Segall (2017)
  • with Fuzz
  • Fuzz (2013)
  • II (2015)
  • with Mikal Cronin
  • Mikal Cronin (2011)
  • MCII (2013)
  • with The Moonhearts
  • Thunderbeast (2008)
  • Drop In Drop Out (2009)
  • Moonhearts (2010)
  • References

    Charles Moothart Wikipedia