Bomb Circle (2)

The Bomb Circle is the main name used by British artist Tony Parker, recording home made music for Spooky Kermit Records, currently based in Bristol. The music is a mix of found sounds, electronica, post rock, noise and minimal beats. Over 60 CDs have now been released under various names including Domino Face, The Golden Wires and Albino Boy. They were featured on a split LP with Pot Washers Union, the initial release for the Universal Cooler label of Northamptonshire, whose website said, The airplay the record recieved on Sir John Peel's wing-ding proved to be all the incentive we needed to carry on. They released an eponymous EP in 2004.
== Links To Peel ==
The Bomb Circle were played by Peel in the early 00's and also featured on Rob Da Bank's BBC Radio One show on 20th October 2005 with a drum and bass cover of Joy Division's seminal 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'. They also played at a tribute gig for long time Peel fave Ivor Cutler at the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen along side King Creosote and Michael Marra amongst others. The Cthulhu influenced 'Songs For The Sacred' CD gained a good review in the November 2009 issue of The Wire magazine along side a rave review of 'Moondog Variations' by label mates Domino Face. The Bomb Circle have recently recorded music for the forthcoming British independent film 'Fit-Boy' due for release later in 2011. Contact bombcircle@hotmail.co.uk for further info.
==Sessions==
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==Festive Fifty Entries==
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==Show Plays==
*18 January 2001: 'Pushed To The Margins (CD-Lightweight)' (Spooky Kermit)
*24 January 2001: 'The Burnt Out Remains Of Forever' (CD-Lightweight) (Spooky Kermit)
*24 July 2002: 'Pushed To The Margins (split LP with Pot Washers Union)' (Universal Cooler)
*15 August 2002: 'Arcs Of Light And Pain (split LP with Pot Washers Union)' (Universal Cooler)
== External Links ==
* Norman Records
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