Applesaucer
Applesaucer was a 1990s alternative rock band fronted by vocalist Celeste 'Cello' Harmon. They released three albums between 1996 and 2001, with their 1998...
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Applesaucer was a 1990s alternative rock band fronted by vocalist Celeste 'Cello' Harmon. They released three albums between 1996 and 2001, with their 1998 record 'Translucent' featuring the song 'Felt Like A Dream.' That track became their most recognizable work, built around Harmon's vocals and a layered, atmospheric sound.
The band's music often balanced dreamy textures with more grounded rock elements. Alongside 'Felt Like A Dream,' songs like 'Here Nor There' and 'In Front Of The Kids' appeared in their catalog. Their lineup included guitarist Jasper 'Jay' Fleetwood, bassist Dominic 'Dom' Rossi, and drummer Ethan 'Ezzy' Edwards.
Applesaucer disbanded in 2003 after about five years of activity. Their recordings, particularly the 'Translucent' album, continue to surface in discussions of 1990s alternative music.
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