Russian Circles
Geneva

The good men of Russian Circles began making a name for themselves with their 2006 debut, Enter, a compelling blend of experimental post-rock that sou...

Epic. Dark. Moody. Transcendent. Energetic. Inspiring. At some point the adjectives to describe bands like Russian Circles will run out. The beautiful...

If you live inside the world of Chicago's Russian Circles, instrumental rock is not dead, and the way this power trio cooks it, nor should it be. Gene...

The evolution from metal-informed post-rock renegades to thunderous sludge of the same variety has been a pretty quick one for Chicago trio Russian Ci...

Harder but with even more Explosions in the Sky-type finesse than last year's sophomore LP, Station, and yet unable to match the emotional and narrati...

A squall of strings, a pounding of drums, and a thoroughly doom laden riff. Ah such sweet pleasures and only seconds have passed since pressing play o...

With the likes of Isis, Red Sparrows, Jiju, Mono, Pelican and Mogwai (the list could go on) running circles around the ambient experimental market, do...

The instrumental, post-rock landscape is a bit crowded as of late. But in just three albums, the Chicago/Seattle trio Russian Circles have cemented th...

When discussing whether the latest release from Russian Circles is good or bad, it is hard not to travel into the territory of, “Well it is good, but ...

With Geneva, Chicago’s Russian Circles have come through with another record that explores volume, pace and sound in unique fashion. Possessing ...