Traveling Circle

PRAISE FOR "HANDMADE HOUSE".



"It's hard not to fall in love with the music of Traveling Circle. Right from the first note I was captured by their hypnotizing surrealistic pop. The music almost crawls into your inner space like a drug."



—LowCut Webzine



"It’s like hearing Curtis Mayfield front Jefferson Airplane."



—The Obelisk



"One of the best and most original contemporary psych bands of recent years. The melodies, voices, and harmonies will get to you in the end. I find myself hitting the repeat button. I'm very interested to see where this band goes from here."



—Concrete Web



“I’m sure many others will appreciate these well-defined and small-scale arrangements. Too much is always just too much. During the heavier fuzz guitar sections I don’t long for anything else. This is a promising new band and we should keep on eye on them to see how they will evolve.”



—Psychotropic Zone



"Lava-impregnated Hawkwind."



—Flight 13 Records



"Elaborate and compelling compositions. Subtle trippy attitude. Really successful for a debut."



—Progarchives.com



"Superb melodic psychedelic rock. One of the best albums that'll appear this year."



—Clear Spot



"Psychedelic songs with a foot deep in the 60s. High male vocals, fuzzy guitars, dark atmosphere.coool!"



—Sulatron



"Trippy melodies. Unusually pleasant euphoria."



—Just Color



Traveling Circle has carved a definite niche that transcends the psych-rock world and embraces the progressive universe beyond. This emerging Brooklyn-based trio takes obscure vibrations from the past to shape a modern sound that will both mesmerize and transform. Their debut album titled Handmade House projects a montage filled with unexpected twists and turns, vibrant melodies, and fuzzy dark tones - altogether capable of melting your perception of time and space beyond recognition.



"The heavy psych rock band projected an impressive sound. With clear influences from the psychedelic bands of yesteryear, Traveling Circle added calculated touches that appeal to a more modern audience."



—The Deli Magazine



"Dreamy, druggy, psych-pop."



—Time Out New York



"Fast becoming the next psychedelic band to watch out for."



—StonerRock.com



"Fine, sparse, psychedelic pop. Eccentric, yet accessible. This kind of psych belongs on a larger indie imprint, if not an adventurous major label."



—The BSBTA Label Group



“Traveling Circle plays beautiful music with one of the most intriguing male vocals ever! Go get mesmerized!”



—Delicate Howls of Wonder



"A beautiful mash of spaced out influences.a strange and interesting new breed of psychedelic pop."



—Bree Dillon, The Deli Magazine