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Thu, 16 Jan 1997 12:18:49 -0800
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(idm) circle
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On Thu, 16 Jan 1997, Erkki Rautio <trerra@uta.fi> wrote:
quoted 8 lines As people on this list seem also to be interested in>As people on this list seem also to be interested in >the experimental-style guitar bands a la Tortoise, >Stereolab, Labradford et al., I would like to >recommend you to check out CIRCLE from Pori, Finland. >Basically they play drone/Krautrock-kind of hypno >stuff and their gigs can be really trance-inducing >experiments (for me, they have been, at least), >I suppose this band will be BIG.
Erkki's summary doesn't come close to capturing how incredible Circle are. if you have even the least bit of a 'tooth' for Krautrock, Loop/H&STC, US-variations-therein such as Jessamine and Cul de Sac, splintering noise of the Skullflower/Whitehouse/early NWW variety, then you should check out the two Circle albums (_Meronia_, _Zopalki_ -both on Bad Vugum) immediately. they moodswing from heavy repetitive-riffing to chiming feathery ambience. if you can find the 2x12" versions of the albums (or any of their 7"s), they'd probably mix interestingly with some hard minimal techno. adventurous DJs should play around with this idea. until last night, i never realized how well NWW/Whitehouse's _150 Murderous Passions_ mixed with Plaid's Red Snapper remix!! GuerillaG2-G4/ gg np: Le Orme - Live Orme. yikes!