Circle

Circle - Finnish post‐rock group

Group from Finland

Genres: krautrock, psychedelic, experimental, Psychedelic Rock, finnish

Circle

About Circle

Circle is a name that has been used more than once. (1) A long-lasting avant rock band from Finland, (2) a free jazz group of the 1970s, (3) a Sydney band in the 1990s, (4) by the Sydney indie electro wonderkinds who were formerly known as Opanoni and The Raindrops, (5) a Generation 1 multinational K-Pop girl group. Circle (1): Formed in 1991, Circle is the most visible and prolific name in the Finnish avant-rock underground. Having survived innumerable lineup changes, the band and its founder, bassist/vocalist/guitarist Jussi Lehtisalo (Pharaoh Overlord), have constantly reinvented themselves, weaving hypnotic mantras out of exacting Krautrock beats, heavy riffs, arty noise, dark psychedlia, and soundtrack-like beauty. Hard, chilly repetition has served as the lone unifying theme throughout 15 years of experiments. Circle (2): Formed in Sydney in 2004 under the name Opanoni and The Raindrops and released the EP 'Stamps and Coins' to both local and international acclaim. The EP was followed up with a fulll length album in 2006 EGBDF after which the band changed their name to Circle. Under the Circle moniker, they have release a full length album 'Just Keep Swimming' an EP in 2009 called Xmas Omas and their Molasses Sandwiches album in 2010. The band has been signed with MGM, Creative Vibes and most recently Monday Records. Circle (3) was formed in 1970 by Chick Corea, Anthony Braxton, Dave Holland, and Barry Altschul. After one year of existence, Corea left the project to form Return to Forever, and the others went their separate ways. Cirlce left a legacy of live recordings, most notably Paris-Concert. Circle (4): Comprised Scottish-born Stuart McKie on vocals, Justin Black on guitar, Malcom Bates on bass, and Jason Burec on drums. Their first recording, "World's Delight", was on rooArt's Young Blood 3 compilation in 1991. They released a self-titled EP in 1992. Stuart McKie and Jason Burec later formed Doomfoxx. Circle (5): The first multinational K-Pop girl group, Circle, debuted in 1998 with members Jihyun, Ayako, Boram, Yuka and Shirayuki/Baixue. In 2000, they disbanded following the release of their second album, Magic Eyes. Only member Jihyun redebuted.

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countries
34
tracks tracked
most active station (The Russian Federation)
Heard alongside: Flitsende 50 euroindie TMD

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Circle — Top 30 songs of 35

Artist Song title Like / Dislike
Circle Edie Brickell
Circle Radio Free Universe
Circle oh grief (bass mix master)
Circle Unknown
Circle :zoviet*france:
Circle Edie Brickell & New Bohemians
Circle Duunila
Circle Al
Circle Gaurila
Circle Edie Brickell &amp
Circle
Circle Indian Summer
Circle Madonna of Viggiano
Circle Imperiumi
Circle Alta Rautatammien
Circle Bonoroid
Circle Contact
Circle Havuportti
Circle Ibizan Rambo
Circle In The Name of Rock
Circle Infamy
Circle Kentta = Areend
Circle Kuivaamo
Circle Madman
Circle Matka
Circle Meronia
Circle Puutiikeri
Circle Rautakotka
Circle Salvos
Circle Sector
Edie Brickell
Radio Free Universe
oh grief (bass mix master)
Unknown
:zoviet*france:
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians
Duunila
Gaurila
Edie Brickell &amp
Indian Summer
Madonna of Viggiano
Imperiumi
Alta Rautatammien
Bonoroid
Contact
Havuportti
Ibizan Rambo
In The Name of Rock
Infamy
Kentta = Areend
Kuivaamo
Madman
Matka
Meronia
Puutiikeri
Rautakotka
Salvos
Sector