CIRCA: Featuring YES Members To Release Valley Of The Windmill Album In July

May 5, 2016, 8 years ago

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CIRCA: Featuring YES Members To Release Valley Of The Windmill Album In July

The new album from progressive rockers Circa, entitled Valley Of The Windmill, will be released on July 8th. The album is available for pre-order from both Amazon (widget below) and iTunes.

Circa: is a progressive rock band formed by veteran musicians Tony Kaye (original YES keyboard and organ player) and Billy Sherwood (who took Chris Squire's place in YES after his untimely passing in 2015 and who also previously served time in the progressive rock legends) and also features Ricky Tierney on bass and Scott Connor on drums.

Circa: was originally formed in 2007 by Tony Kaye and Billy Sherwood. The band's self-titled debut features YES drummer Alan White and Jimmy Haun on guitar. The follow-up, Circa: Live a special DVD set, archived the band's first ever live performance.

In 2009, Circa: HQ was released with Jay Schellen on drums, followed by the release of Circa: Overflow a collection of bonus material from the first and second recording sessions, available only as a digital download.

Valley Of The Windmill, the new album, includes several extended length songs, and can be described as "super proggy," with influences ranging from classic YES and Gentle Giant, to Porcupine Tree and latter-day Marillion. An absolute must for all prog rock fans.

"It's very exciting to know there's a new Circa: record coming out... We've been working long and hard on it and now we look forward to share it with everyone else," says Billy Sherwood of Valley Of The Windmill.

Valley Of The Windmill tracklisting:

“Silent Resolve”
“Empire Over”
“Valley Of The Windmill”
“Our Place Under The Sun”

Circa: lineup:

Billy Sherwood: Vocals and Guitars
Tony Kaye: Keyboards and Hammond
Scott Connor: Drums and Percussion
Rick Tierney: Bass

 

 


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