Circuline New York
What do you get when you take two theatrical lead vocalists, keyboard player from Juilliard, jazz-rock genius on guitar, rocking bass player from another galaxy, and a drummer with progressive rock in his DNA? The modern cinematic ProgRock band Circuline. Finalist for PROG Magazine’s Limelight award; performances at RoSfest, Progtoberfest, ProgStock, have helped them to get international acclaim. ... more
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