Dearly Somber
Dearly Somber is a trio from the Pacific Northwest with Anya Celeste on vocals, Ethan Blackwood on guitar, and Orion Crane on bass. They started playing...
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Dearly Somber is a trio from the Pacific Northwest with Anya Celeste on vocals, Ethan Blackwood on guitar, and Orion Crane on bass. They started playing together in a coffee shop, and their 2015 debut album was called 'In the Shadow of Dreams.' Their most recognized song is 'Peach Lavender Girl,' which appeared on their 2021 album of the same name.
Their music tends toward the quiet and reflective, with Celeste's voice often described as fragile or haunting over Blackwood's guitar lines. The 2018 album 'Echoes of the Lost' included tracks like 'The Wanderer' and 'Elegy for a Broken Heart,' continuing in that introspective vein.
Some listeners have found their work melancholic, while others appreciate its emotional directness. They haven't chased a brighter sound, sticking instead to the moody, ethereal style they established early on.
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