Russian Circles

Russian Circles is an instrumental band hailing from Chicago, Illinois, United States, known for their intricate melodies, complex arrangements, and explosive live performances. The band was formed in 2004 by guitarist Mike Sullivan, bassist Colin DeKuiper, and drummer Dave Turncrantz. Their music defies simple categorization but is often associated with post-rock, post-metal, and math rock genres. Russian Circles craft cinematic soundscapes that blend heavy riffs, ambient textures, and dynamic rhythms, creating a style that is both aggressive and enveloping.

Over the course of their career, Russian Circles have continuously refined their sound and explored new sonic territories. Their latest album, "Gnosis," exemplifies their evolution as a band, showcasing their ability to weave menacing and mesmerizing tracks that command the listener's attention without a single uttered word. The album's tracks, such as "Betrayal" and "Conduit," highlight the band's maturity and the cohesive interplay between the members. "Blood Year" is another testament to their craftsmanship, delivering a collection of compositions that are both raw and meticulously structured. With each release, including the energizing performances captured on "Live at Dunk! Fest" and the enveloping ambiance of "Russian Circles | Audiotree Far Out," the band solidifies their standing as one of the foremost acts within the realm of instrumental heavy music.

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Gnosis
Album - 7 Tracks - Released August 19, 2022
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