Battle Circus (band)
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Battle Circus are a progressive rock band from Auckland, New Zealand. The band, formed in 2004, consists of members Marcel Bellve (Vocals, Guitar), Yvonne Wu (Piano, Keyboards), Daniel Bosher (Drums) & Peter Connors (Bass)

Following the release of a series of singles, the band released their debut EP, The Half-Light Symphony. The release received a five star review by Real Groove Magazine.

The band was the opener on Amanda Palmer
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's 2008 tour of the United Kingdom
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 and Europe
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. Following these dates, the band embarked on their first world tour in the latter half of 2008. Previously, the band was also selected by The Red Paintings
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for an Australian tour, and earlier in 2007 performed at the main stage at Taiwan's infamous Spring Scream Festival.

EPs

The Half-Light Symphony, EP, Self Released 2007

The EP can be listened to or downloaded here: http://battlecircus.bandcamp.com/
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