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The Fourth Circle

Rank #32 Manchester, ENG, UK Indie / Psychedelic / Rock

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Members: Dan (Vocals) - Luc (Bass) - Kev (Guitar) - Farrell (Drums) - Ste (Guitar)

Sounds Like: Spiritualized, The Pixies, The Velvet Underground, The Smiths, Radiohead

Label: Unsigned

Bio: The Fourth Circle began in Rusholme when Steven first met his younger brother Kevin. They have gone from squabbling over who would play with the fire engine to squabbling over which chord works best at the start of songs.

Luc and Farrell met selling rival publications on the streets of Mancheste... See Full Bio

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"All well written, played, sung and recorded - for me Sure, Sure was the most promising song, with a real sense of urgency, energy and passion, The most interesting bit came about halfway through - where suddenly the track started to sound unlike anything else I've heard since... well, about 1968"

— Tom Robinson - BBC Radio 6 / BBC Introducing

"their songs gradually build up into swirling soundscapes, full of psychoactive layers like those projections through different coloured oils that were so popular at the end of the 60s. Grungy, garagey guitars sweep through effects and filters, while drums skitter crazily and deep, atmospheric vocals intone in a style with something of the 80s about it."

— Live Unsigned

"Manchester based band rocking a vortex of neo psych rock that certainly gets yer lysergic juices flowing and yer head mangled whilst maintaining a proper all growed up rock dynamic.."

— Bugbear Promotions - London

“Review of The Biggest Lie: - You can tell it’s quite special from the first drum beat because, it sounds different from all the other generic drum beats, then you get this little sound in the back ground, then these vocals come over it ‘walk away from a fire and start again’, which made me think wasn’t just another generic psychedelic band, that are trying too hard and it sounds awful. I really like how it’s been composed and put together, I’ve pointed this out in the past, it’s hard to create music like this because you can’t just bash chords out, the notes have to be thought about and you can tell they have been here.”

— Words for Music

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