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Circuline on SymfoZone Progressive Rock Radio

by | Sep 9, 2024 | ,

Circuline, Jon Anderson, Jordan Rudess, SymfoZone, SymfoZone Progressive Rock Radio, Progressive Rock, CORE, C.O.R.E., Andrew Colyer, Darin Brannon, Natalie Brown, Shelby Logan Warne, Dave Bainbridge, Inner Nova Music

Thank you so much, SymfoZone, for closing your Show #953 on September 8th with the Circuline song “Transmission Error” !

Playlist SymfoZone #953 Album of the Week: Permission To Fly – Jordan Rudess

  1. American Dreamer – Jim Peterik & World Stage (Roots & Shoots Volume 2)
  2. Still A Friend – Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks (True)
  3. Go Viral – Sylvan (Back To Live)
  4. Eternal – Jordan Rudess (Permission To Fly)
  5. The Final Threshold – Jordan Rudess (Permission To Fly)
  6. Revelationview – Kaipa (Sommargryningsljus)
  7. Progression – Trace (Trace)
  8. Transmission Error – Circuline (C.O.R.E.)

The replay of the September 8th show can be found here:
https://www.symfozone.com/archive/playlist-08-09-2024/

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PROG Magazine (UK) Gives Outstanding Review for “C.O.R.E.”

by | Sep 7, 2024 | ,

Circuline, CORE, C.O.R.E., PROG Magazine, Jerry Ewing, Phil Weller, United Kingdom, Andrew Colyer, Darin Brannon, Natalie Brown, Shelby Logan Warne, Dave Bainbridge, Inner Nova Music, KIng Crimson, Mikael Åkerfeldt, Opeth, Lifesigns, Kyros, PROG 153, PROG Issue 153, Future Publishing, Storm Corrosion, Steven Wilson, Philip Owen Weller

Thank you so much, PROG Magazine, Jerry Ewing, and Phil Weller, for this fantastic review of C.O.R.E. !!

Here is the entire review, reprinted in full below:

“Revamped proggers return with their most accomplished LP yet.“
“The third album from New Yorkers Circuline is buoyed by the addition of a pair of Brits in the shape of Lifesigns guitarist Dave Bainbridge and Kyros’s Shelby Logan Warne on bass. The songwriting is still handled by the core trio, keyboardist Andrew Colyer, drummer Darin Brannon and vocalist Natalie Brown, but the newcomers aren’t just making up the numbers.

The transition from sky-skimming guitar solo to choral hook in “You” makes it feel like an instant prog classic. “All”, driven by Logan Warne’s intricate bass line, sheds it skin to reveal new layers coloured by sparkling vocal melodies, fusion flavours and classical sprinklings. On “Transmission Error”, aggressive instrumentation locks horns over odd time signatures, while the acoustic “Temporal Thing” blossoms into a Mellotron-glazed finale at home in Mikael Akerfeldt’s record collection.

Naturally, the album offers many spotlights for its individual talent to dazzle. “Blindside” finds Bainbridge peeling off a boldly bluesy solo and “Say Their Name” a chance for Brannon to doff his cap to “Discipline”-era King Crimson as Circuline play every ace up their sleeve.”

PROG, Jerry, and Phil – from the bottom of our heart, we can’t thank you enough for these kind words.

WPGrow