Celeste

Celeste's self-titled debut is a radical departure from the aggressive complexity often associated with 1970s progressive rock. It is an album that breathes with the stillness of a mountain lake at dawn. By entirely removing drums and percussion, the band allows the music to float, anchored only by the rhythmic strumming of acoustic guitars and the grounding presence of a grand piano. It feels less like a rock performance and more like a series of watercolor paintings brought to life through sound.

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