Solar Fragment
Solar Fragment formed in Los Angeles around 2010. Their debut album 'Astral Echoes' came out that year, followed by 'Cosmic Embrace' in 2013 and 'Celestial...
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Solar Fragment formed in Los Angeles around 2010. Their debut album 'Astral Echoes' came out that year, followed by 'Cosmic Embrace' in 2013 and 'Celestial Horizon' in 2016. Early on, some critics found their atmospheric approach too spacey, but they kept working.
Their song 'Man Of Faith' appeared in 2018. Other tracks like 'Come Hell Or High Water' and 'Fading Light' show their preference for expansive, melodic rock with introspective lyrics. They've been described as progressive and atmospheric, working with keyboards and guitars to build those soundscapes.
They haven't released much new material in recent years, but those mid-2010s albums still get mentioned by fans of that style. The music holds up as a particular kind of moody, layered rock from that period.
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