Celestial Power’s Self-Titled Debut Album Is Sick
Celestial Power has released their self-titled debut album, showcasing a unique blend of heavy, fuzzy sounds. The album consists of four tracks, each approximately ten minutes long, emphasizing maximum volume and minimal variation. It is available now through Feeding Tube and Cardinal Fuzz.
- ▪Celestial Power's debut album was released on May 18, 2026.
- ▪The album features four tracks, each around ten minutes in length.
- ▪The music is characterized by heavy, overdriven guitar mantras and a repetitive style.
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