Circle A Graz, Austria
Circle A was founded by Tina and Malik from Graz as the first Radical Eurodance act ever. Circle A loves drum machines, synthies, anthemic melodies, cheesy raps, political chants, the "Little Red Songbook", the 90s, dancing, making this-and-that a threat again, and left wing politics. Here is a little list of things that Circle A doesn't like: capitalism, racism, fascism, sexism, homophobia. ... more
Circle A recommends:
Beloved Memories
by maneki nekoc
Even for the most dedicated Eurodance afficionado the TD-909 beats cannot always go on. For intimate moments of existential contemplation, maneki nekoc may be the music of choice.
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I'm Sorry Tschem (2013)
by hidden by the grapes
The song titles alone would justify checking out this album... - But while you're at it, listen to the sometimes noisy, sometimes subtle, and always somewhat posty and alternatve music as well.
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FRANZ STRØSUK (2013)
by Franz Strøsuk
Raw, violent, politically radical, without lacking an appropriate amount of humour. The proper soundtrack for a punk/hc party in a squat.
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supported by 20 fans who also own “The Preacher and the Slave”
Thanks for this project! My ancestor, Duncan Blue, immigrated from Jura to America in the 1700s before the Revolutionary War. I've never seen any kind of documentation about this place until now. We've got the album in rotation....
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Solar Power- Live at Surplus Fest 2015
by Culture Shock [ska-punk UK]
supported by 20 fans who also own “The Preacher and the Slave”
Came to London from Kentucky and scored this vinyl record at, “All Ages Records” in Camden Town. Loved it instantly, only to discover later that Dick Lucas....of the Subhumans formed this band. No wonder I fell in love with it. Subhumans and Culture Shock ROCK! Come to the states! Pleeeeaaaaase!!
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Watch The Lights Go Out
by Colonel Red & Daz-I-Kue
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 28, 2023
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