caat
CAAT formed in 2015 around vocalist Aera, with guitarist Ethan, bassist Lyra, and drummer Orion. They started playing local venues while working on their...
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CAAT formed in 2015 around vocalist Aera, with guitarist Ethan, bassist Lyra, and drummer Orion. They started playing local venues while working on their sound. In 2018, their debut single 'Drifting Away' gained attention and became their first notable release.
Their 2020 album 'Ethereal Echoes' followed, and they've since put out another album called 'Celestial Convergence' in 2023. The band has toured in Europe and North America. Their song 'Outro Mundo' also appears among their work.
CAAT's music often features ethereal vocals and atmospheric instrumental textures. They've occasionally addressed social themes in their lyrics, though the band has kept a relatively low profile about their internal dynamics.
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