Moonlight
Moonlight formed in Los Angeles in the early 1970s, with Celeste Night on vocals, Ethan Solstice on guitar, Darius Moon on bass, and Orion Star on drums....
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Moonlight formed in Los Angeles in the early 1970s, with Celeste Night on vocals, Ethan Solstice on guitar, Darius Moon on bass, and Orion Star on drums. Their debut album, 'Celestial Tapestry,' mixed folk, rock, and psychedelic sounds and found some success. In 1973, they released 'Flowers From 1970,' a song that became widely known for its melancholic feel and themes of nostalgia.
Their concerts were often intense and sometimes led to clashes with authorities, partly due to the band's outspoken views. Internal tensions grew over creative differences and personal issues, and they went on an indefinite hiatus in 1978. Other songs like '13' and 'Air' also contributed to their catalog, but 'Flowers From 1970' remains their most recognizable track.
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