CIRCLE II CIRCLE’s “Seasons Will Fall” Now Open for Pre-Order

return to the heavy metal scene on January 25th, 2012.

With a history dating back to 2001, CIRCLE II CIRCLE has steadily progressed over the years, releasing five albums and consistently evolving its sound to captivate fans worldwide. In 2012, the band reached a pivotal moment by performing the entire SAVATAGE album The Wake Of Magellan at the renowned Wacken Open Air heavy metal festival in Germany, followed by a successful European club tour. A full European tour is scheduled for 2013, propelling CIIC to new heights.

Their latest album, Seasons Will Fall, marks a peak in CIIC’s musical journey, blending Zak Stevens’ distinctive “SAVATAGE style” with the fresh sounds cultivated with CIIC. This album showcases a powerful confluence of metal and hard rock, supported by Zak Stevens’ dynamic melodic rock vocals. Tracks like “Diamond Blade,” “Killing Death,” and “Never Gonna Stop” demonstrate the band’s range and intensity, delivering a comprehensive heavy rock experience.

Zak Stevens expresses his enthusiasm for the release of Seasons Will Fall, affirming that the collaboration with earMUSIC and the album’s content will elevate their upcoming world tour to new heights. The album is poised to redefine the essence of hard rock and heavy metal music in today’s landscape, reflecting CIIC’s commitment to pushing boundaries and creating impactful music.

Seasons Will Fall features Zak Stevens on vocals, Mitch Stewart on bass and vocals, Bill Hudson on guitars and vocals, Christian Wentz on guitars and vocals, Henning Wanner on keyboards and vocals, and Adam Sagan on drums. This lineup ensures a cohesive and powerful musical experience that showcases CIIC’s collective talent and energy.

Fans can anticipate a new level of hard rock and heavy metal music with the release of Seasons Will Fall, a testament to CIIC’s growth and dedication to their craft. As the band embarks on a new chapter with earMUSIC, the world can expect a fresh and commanding musical offering that solidifies CIIC’s position in the metal scene.