Spring Break
Locals Circa Survive not 'Letting Go'
Brandon Weiss
Issue date: 10/5/07 Section: Arts & Entertainment
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Philadelphia natives, Circa Survive, have been toiling the past six months or so in promotion of their latest album, On Letting Go.
Many people recognize Circa Survive for their frontman, Anthony Greene, who's high-pitched and wide ranged voice is one of the most recognizable in the business. However, on On Letting Go, it is the rest of the band that shines brightly. Ambient guitar picking and thumping groove based drumming combine on On Letting Go to create an intricate and downright interesting collection of songs.
On Letting Go, Circa Survive's second full-length studio album is a 45-minute collage of some of the band's finest efforts to date. After debuting at #24 on the Billboard charts, Circa Survive was featured on the cover of both Alternative Press and Chord Magazines, and has since continued to impress fans both old and new. This summer, Circa Survive played to large, enthusiastic audiences on the main stage of Vans Warped Tour, bringing their atmospheric, alternative brand of rock music to audiences across the United States.
After a short rest between Warped Tour and the Fall, Circa Survive is back on an extensive tour with Dear in the Headlights, Ours, Fear Before the March of Flames and The Dear Hunter. October 14th, the Philadelphia natives bring their vibrant live show back home to the Trocadero. Check out these hometown-boys, as they have a reputation for putting on quite a production.
Many people recognize Circa Survive for their frontman, Anthony Greene, who's high-pitched and wide ranged voice is one of the most recognizable in the business. However, on On Letting Go, it is the rest of the band that shines brightly. Ambient guitar picking and thumping groove based drumming combine on On Letting Go to create an intricate and downright interesting collection of songs.
On Letting Go, Circa Survive's second full-length studio album is a 45-minute collage of some of the band's finest efforts to date. After debuting at #24 on the Billboard charts, Circa Survive was featured on the cover of both Alternative Press and Chord Magazines, and has since continued to impress fans both old and new. This summer, Circa Survive played to large, enthusiastic audiences on the main stage of Vans Warped Tour, bringing their atmospheric, alternative brand of rock music to audiences across the United States.
After a short rest between Warped Tour and the Fall, Circa Survive is back on an extensive tour with Dear in the Headlights, Ours, Fear Before the March of Flames and The Dear Hunter. October 14th, the Philadelphia natives bring their vibrant live show back home to the Trocadero. Check out these hometown-boys, as they have a reputation for putting on quite a production.
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