Artist: Circuits
Title: Bright As Midnight
Label: Try Science
Genre: Indie
Bitrate: 174kbit av.
Time: 00:31:33
Size: 42.16 mb
Rip Date: 2008-06-11
Str Date: 2008-07-07
1. City Of Lights 3:01
2. Exit Strategy 1:39
3. The Choir Invisible 3:54
4. Young Enough Not To Care 3:46
5. A Question Mark Shaped Heart 3:53
6. Welcome To The End 2:39
7. Before It's Over 3:45
8. No Return 2:52
9. A Thousand Ideas 2:40
10. Say No Say Yeah 3:24
Release Notes:
Bristling with explosive melody, rabble-rousing rhythm and
spiky staccatos of guitar and bass, Circuits release their
debut album Bright as Midnight on July 7th on Try Science.
As the bandÆs soaring new single Choir Invisible suggests,
Circuits have produced an album of engagingly volatile
indie-pop. From the youth imploding City of Lights, anthemic
alienation of Exit Strategy, the riotous indecision of
Question Mark Shaped Heart and Young Enough Not To Care, via
soul searching and divine intervention, it is a broiling
concoction of new wave punk, indie-dub and unbridled pop.
Having started the year with their single Before ItÆs Over
firmly ensconced on XFM play lists, and heralded as Steve
LamacqÆs æRecord Of The WeekÆ, Circuits jetted off to Japan.
With their forthcoming debut album Bright As Midnight licensed
to Sony imprint Lil Ballet, they completed a sell out three
week tour. True to their indie-punk roots, and
characteristically contrary to the mainstream industry, they
played shows alongside local groups on JapanÆs rock breeding
ground; endearing themselves to a growing army of fans with
their arrestingly vital agit-pop.
Feverishly anticipated by fans here in the UK, debut album
Bright As Midnight is the culmination of the bands own,
fiercely pursued DiY work ethic. 2007 saw Circuits release 2
singles, both to critical press and radio acclaim, through
their own label and embark on a series of fan base building
tours. Recorded in à 9 days at Rak Studios, their debut album
is full of spontaneous live vigour and powerful songwriting
that makes Circuits a formidable pop proposition.