Duster

Duster is an American space rock band that gained prominence in the late 1990s. The band was formed in San Jose, California in 1996 by multi-instrumentalists Clay Parton and Canaan Dove Amber. Later, they were joined by drummer Jason Albertini. 

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Their unique sound, characterized by slow tempos, ethereal atmospheres, and a lo-fi aesthetic, was influential in the slowcore and post-rock scenes. Duster released two studio albums, "Stratosphere" in 1998 and "Contemporary Movement" in 2000, both of which received critical acclaim for their experimental approach to rock music. 

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Despite their early success, Duster disbanded in 2001, with members going on to pursue other projects. Their music, however, continued to gain a cult following in the years that followed, leading to a resurgence in popularity.

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In 2018, Duster announced they were reuniting and released a self-titled album in December 2019. The band's legacy continues to grow as they continue to influence a new generation of musicians with their distinct sound and approach to music-making.