Review
Celeste is a French black metal band (formed in 2005) with some hardcore punk elements. The combination is growing in popularity (see Black AnvilAs I've mentioned before, the French metal scene has continued to impress me, and Celeste does not disappoint.

Despite "Un Miroir pur qui te Rend Misérable" getting repetitive toward the last couple minutes, there is no low point on this album. The most interesting offer is closer "De Sorte que Plus Jamais un Instant ne Soit Magique", a 13 minute progressive affair featuring strings, tempo changes, and lots of great discordant atmosphere.
Other reviewers have said their first two albums are better, so I'll definitely be checking those out as well. And, since their entire catalog is free on their web site (including this one), you can't go wrong.
The Verdict: It reminds me a lot of a black metal version of countryment Eryn Non Dae
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