Phase Faith
Phase Faith formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Anya Celeste on vocals, Ethan Rivers on guitar, Jude Blackwood on bass, and Oliver Stone on drums....
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Phase Faith formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Anya Celeste on vocals, Ethan Rivers on guitar, Jude Blackwood on bass, and Oliver Stone on drums. Their debut album 'Astral Projections' came out in 2005, and its lead single 'Eyes of Heaven' got some attention for its atmospheric sound and themes that leaned toward the spiritual.
In 2007, drummer Oliver Stone left the band after a car accident, and Maya Ravenwood took over on percussion. They kept putting out albums like 'Echoes of the Divine' in 2008 and 'Sanctuary' in 2012, along with songs such as 'Azure Sky' and 'I Can Fly' that continued in a similar vein.
Anya Celeste's vocals remained central to their music through later releases including 'Luminary' in 2016 and 'The Zenith' in 2020. Their lyrics sometimes touched on social or political topics, which sparked occasional debate among listeners.
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