Musaka
Musaka is a band with Celeste Moon on lead vocals, Rowan Dawn on guitar, Jasper Sky on bass, and Azure Rain on drums. They put out their first album, Hymns of...
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Musaka is a band with Celeste Moon on lead vocals, Rowan Dawn on guitar, Jasper Sky on bass, and Azure Rain on drums. They put out their first album, Hymns of the Moon, in 2005. That record included the song 'Ice Crystals.'
They followed it with Celestial Echoes in 2008, Reverie in 2012, and Starlit Dreams in 2016. Their music got described as dreamy or ethereal at times, and some early critics didn't think it had much commercial potential. The band kept making the music they wanted to make anyway.
'Ice Crystals' is the track people know them for. It's built around Celeste Moon's vocals and Rowan Dawn's guitar work, with the rhythm section from Sky and Rain holding it together. The song has stayed in their setlists and in listeners' memories since it first appeared.
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