Celest
Celest formed in 2017 with Diego Garcia on vocals and guitar, Mateo Aguirre on bass, and Sergio Vargas on drums. Their track 'Fantasmas' appeared on their...
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Celest formed in 2017 with Diego Garcia on vocals and guitar, Mateo Aguirre on bass, and Sergio Vargas on drums. Their track 'Fantasmas' appeared on their debut album 'Espejos' and became a notable piece in their catalog. In 2019, some listeners questioned the themes in their lyrics, though the band described their work as aiming for catharsis rather than harm.
They've put out three studio albums and a few EPs. Beyond 'Fantasmas,' other songs like 'Naufragios,' 'El Silencio,' and 'La Sombra' show their range. The music draws from post-rock and ambient textures, with Garcia's voice often described as ethereal over the rhythm section's foundation.
Their sound has been compared to acts like Sigur Rós and Radiohead in terms of atmosphere and mood. They haven't chased mainstream formulas, which led to some early skepticism from critics, but they built a following through their recordings and live shows.
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