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Circle by Lost At E Minor

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Sydney band Circle have just released their debut album Just Keep Swimming and boy does it make me smile. It's an album that works hard to take your mind elsewhere—and succeeds. Driven by piano, the album is a layered sing-a-long pop fiesta with a good dose of guitar stroking, hand clapping shout-out-loud anthems. It will remind you of Ben Folds, Ben Lee and the Beatles, all in one song, and then in the next, Tim Freedman and your family gatherings. It's definitely an album for those lazy Saturday afternoons. Look out for their song "The Chicken and the Troll."

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This entry posted on 06 June 2008 at 4:46 AM
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