When I reviewed Circus Trees’ debut EP Sekura, I wished for a vinyl version of Delusions, their full-length follow up. And now, the vinyl gods (or more realistically, their mentor/manager/father) have heard my prayer and made good on it.
Good thing too, because the sonic heft of these songs demands a weightier medium than can be offered by ones and zeros.
Among music snob circles, teenage girls are a common punching bag.
Musicians with largely young, female audiences are relentlessly mocked. The tween fangirl is a common caricature of vapid music listeners. Overly sentimental love songs are often dismissed as trying to hit the 13-19 female demo.
But if teenage girls are so lame, how can the teen sisters in Circus Trees rock so hard?