Russian Circles is a three piece instrumental rock/metal band from Chicago. Similar to fellow Chicago residents Pelican, Russian Circles play epic, sprawling music which runs the gamut of heavy discordant metal, to soft delicate passages. They are also known for their energetic live shows, which include tours with Minus the Bear, Chin Up Chin Up, Mono, and Pelican as well as an appearance at the 2006 SXSW. They were also the opening band for Tool while playing in the United Kingdom for their 2007 tour.
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Concert Review; Russian Circles, Local 506, Chapel Hill, NC 06/26/ 08
Russian Circles is a band from my home town, Chicago. While living in Chicago, I never really got into them. I thought their music was interesting, it just wasn’t outstanding enough at the time, or I just didn’t have the appreciation ...
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Station | Russian Circles
Personally, I think These Arms Are Snakes is an all together different band, but Brian transitioned into Russian Circles seamlessly and did a superb job. I also just recently found out Russian Circles had opened for Tool during their ...
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Russian Circles - Station
Firstly, it lacks the defining instrumental melodies that hook the listener in, and for all the creative atmosphere the band summon up, there’s no great tune bursting out of speakers to grab the attention. Secondly, every song feels ...
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YOU'RE SORRY YOU DIDN'T GO NOW, AREN'T YA?
Yet live Russian Circles never let up and never dominated or suffocated the audience. Instead the band relentlessly presented its complex music with a sense of simplicity. Their composure spoke of the group's writing prowess, ...
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Secondsmile - Years
The opening notes of ‘Smokestacks’ is full of Russian Circles’ post-rock menace but brightens into the punchier, staggered rhythms produced by bands like Rival Schools or Cave In as lapping guitars and bristling drums kick in. ...
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Russian Circles
Three piece instrumental rock metal band known for epic, sprawling songs that run from heavy discordant metal, to soft delicate sections. With Daughters.
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Russian Circles: Embracing a “Prettier” Sound for New LP
The band also drew attention for Sullivan’s use of a looping pedal, which at times makes the band sound more like an army of musicians than a three piece. Sullivan says that it lends itself well to communicating ideas and escaping the ...
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Russian Circles
Russian Circles is a three piece instrumental rock/metal band from Chicago. Similar to fellow Chicago residents Pelican, Russian Circles play epic, sprawling music which runs the gamut of heavy discordant metal, to soft delicate ...
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Russian Circles @ The Troubadour 6/15/08
I’m glad to see that an instrumental band that writes complicated material, can pack out a place like The Troubadour. If Russian Circles are coming through your area, you really should check them out.
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Russian Circles "Station"
For the uninitiated, they are a instrumental rock band from Chicago. The soundscapes and dynamics of the band are really lead by their fantastic drummer who makes me want to cry everytime I watch him play on YouTube. ...
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Russian Circles - Station
Only on the penultimate Youngblood does the band seem to loose focus, lacking the grandeur and vigour of the rest of the record, and it is the only point at which Russian Circles could be accused of running out of steam. ...
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Russian Circles "Station" akin to Quality Hamburger
Russian Circles were this enigmatic "word on the street" of post-rock and post-metal and all that malarky. Whenever this happens with a new band, trepidation takes hold of me. Who deserves such hype before I've heard it!? Who! ...
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Russian Circles - Station
The heavy metal bursts arrive as the innate expansion of dominant construction and not simply as an expected emblem of the band’s sound. When guitars rip through the shell, it’s because they belong there as a natural element and not ...
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