A Circle For Sunday Los Angeles, California
After experimenting with various name and genre changes from indie/acoustic folk to symphonic death metal, A Circle for Sunday is the ultimate culmination of the past 10 years of experimentation with all kinds of music styles. The style of music that has emerged as a result can only be described as instrumental cinematic post-rock. ... more
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