AeroDuck
AeroDuck formed when Celeste Palm met multi-instrumentalist Elijah Crane in a coffee shop. Their debut album 'Arctic Palm Tree' came out in 2017, featuring...
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AeroDuck formed when Celeste Palm met multi-instrumentalist Elijah Crane in a coffee shop. Their debut album 'Arctic Palm Tree' came out in 2017, featuring the song 'Lost in the Cosmos.' They followed it with 'Echoes of the Unseen' in 2019 and 'Whispers from the Abyss' in 2021.
Celeste's lyrics sometimes drew mixed reactions from critics. Some found them cryptic, while others saw her as a poet. The band's stage presence, with Celeste's ethereal delivery and Eli's experimental sound effects, led to speculation about their intentions, but they kept working with that ambiguity.
Their music has haunting vocal harmonies and ethereal instrumentation. They've stayed in that space, letting the songs speak for themselves rather than explaining everything.
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