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There is more than one artist with this name. 1. legendary obscure ambient/experimental "krautrock" duo of the early 80's in similar realms to Cluster and Harmonia. Buschi B. Buchweitz & Mike Bohrmann made 3 albums under this name ( Circles [1983] / More Circles [1984] / The Third Cycle [1987] ) on own independent label Einhorn Music as well as their parallel project D.O.C. aka Das Organisierte Chaos. 2. Circles - Australian metallers mixing up cutting edge production techniques with some altogether killer guitar work, CIRCLES instantly stand out from the Metal-by-numbers crowd with their, quite frankly, sublime song-craft and...

At least two band with the name In Circles exist: 1) A post-hardcore band from Richmond, VA (http://incircles.bandcamp.com/) 2) A hardcore/punk band from Cologne/Jülich (Germany) https://www.facebook.com/incircleshardcore Simon-Vocals Marlon-Guitar Daniel-Guitar Perez-Bass Felix-Drums Free tracks can be downloaded at their website, https://incircleshardcore.bandcamp.com. .

Russian Circles is a three-piece post-rock/post-metal band from Chicago, Illinois. The band plays epic, sprawling music which runs the gamut of heavy discordant metal to soft delicate passages. They are also known for their energetic live shows, having toured with Isis, Tool, Red Sparowes, Pelican, Minus the Bear, Daughters, amongst various others. They have also taken part in the 2006, 2007 & 2008 SXSW festivals. Formed in late 2004 by guitarist Mike Sullivan and bassist Colin DeKuiper (both formerly of another instrumental band Dakota/Dakota), they quickly recruited Dave Turncrantz, formerly of St. Louis band Riddle of Steel. In 2007 DeKuiper...

This West Midlands mod band came together in mid-1979. Mick Waller had previously been in INJECTORS and in NEON HEARTS. They issued a demo tape and on strengh of this were signed to a local Graduate label who released their debut 45 "Opening Up" in November 1979. Both this and the flip side were group compositions. Certainly "Opening Up" is one of the strongest songs the mod revival produced. It got to No.15 in the indie charts and was soon picked for reissue by Chrysalis in early 1980. They switched to Vertigo for "Angry Voices" the same year, but split...

The Heavy Circles is Edie Brickell (of Edie Brickell and New Bohemians, and married to Paul Simon), together with Paul's son, Harper Simon. On February 12, 2008, The Heavy Circles released their self-titled debut album on the indie rock label Dynamite Child. The album features contributions from many guests musicians including Sean Lennon, Money Mark, Yuka Honda (of Cibo Matto), Patrick Warren and Jeff Buckley/Rufus Wainwright drummer Matt Johnson. .