Circle of Crows
Everything Comes after Zero
SaN Ltd
It's been difficult to put pen to paper for this debut
from Cornish trio Circle of Crows. Each
time I play its six tracks I drop my pen and wield my air guitar instead. It also has the charisma that will make them
a household name. How a trio can deliver
such a convincing and confident sound on their first recording is
remarkable. It took Sir Paul McCartney,
four albums after the split of The Beatles to hit his stride again with Band on
The Run.
Everything
Comes After Zero has imagination, riffs and solos, and a
confident vitality of bands like Audioslave, The Datsuns, The Libertines and The
Darkness. Kyle Gormley sings of themes
that resonate across the generations.
"Life goes on, Try saying that when you've lost as much as me"
he opens on How to Wait For Nothing. "I've forgotten how to dream because
I've spent so long in the dark" he starts on the slower Into The Sun are anthems that will
gather and hold fans like a magnet passed over iron filings.
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