CIRCLES

ALBUM REVIEW
Another beautiful journey into Solstice music world featuring female vocals, violin and involved themes. Recommended!..Following New Life, Circles was released in 1997, and the band moved forward with a set of new material. Framed by two meditative instrumentals, Salú and Coming Home, Circles is perhaps the most impassioned Solstice album. Fronted by Emma Brown, perhaps their strongest vocalist to date, the band had never sounded so powerful on disc. Bolstered by ex-Jethro Tull drummer Clive Bunker, the sound produced is full, dynamic and committed. This is an album of real concern about the mess we’re making of our planet, lifted up by the celebration of human potential to change. This remastered definitive edition release includes four bonus tracks, including an early version of Medicine, available on CD for the first time.