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Vicious Circle Album Tour Reported by Jon Rundell / Submitted 04-09-02 11:58 Vicious Circle was established in October 2000 and the first release was an instant hit, Paul’s “Kick It” still sells through now and featured rave reviews in every major dance publication as well as on compilation albums all over the world, thanks to an overwhelming amount of support from all the key major players in the scene. Coupled with the rise to fame of Paul’s now legendary residency at Insomniacz, this set the standard for the label. After the first two releases the label had gained instant icon status and there was a massive buzz in the media, the industry, the clubs and of course amongst the clubbers. The uncompromising, raw, tough energy had been missing during this period of dominating off beat bass lines, hoover patterns and sirens. The progress of the label continued and “Beautiful” was born. Another instant anthem from the man himself that was one of the biggest club records in 2001. Every club you went to you heard this record, everybody was playing it and everybody wanted it, sales hit the roof and it got signed to compilations all over the world. It was also at this time that Paul provided the magic touch to a certain Miss Shiva record, “Dreams”, it hit international status and confirmed what that underground already knew, Paul Glazby was the man for 2002. For the last 2 years Vicious Circle has grown into one of the leaders at the harder end of the dance spectrum, with each solid release building on the last. The label has grown in stature and has gained an enviable reputation from both peers and customers from across the globe for their uncompromising approach to their music as they continue to strive for quality and innovation which sets them apart from others in the field. The time has now come to unleash their first offering on the album front – ‘One From The Hardbox’, and in true Vicious Circle style this is an album that says “we won’t bow down to the need for commercial anthems to sell 20,000 copies”, this is an album from the underground, for the underground and one that is a true reflection of the club scene. ‘One From The Hardbox’ is a reflection of the first 2 ½ years of Vicious Circle containing previously released material, forthcoming tracks, tracks licensed in from other labels within the scene and two tracks that will only ever be available on this album - Paul Janes remix of the Vicious Circle classic ‘Kick It’ and Paul Glazby’s as yet untitled at the time of going to press. ‘One From The Hardbox’ is probably the most talked about and eagerly awaited hard dance albums to be released this year from a label that has achieved icon status and with one of the best track listings I have ever seen on album this is a must for every hard house fan. Make sure you get yourself down to the first tour date at XStatic this Saturday and help them celebrate in true underground style. Discography VCR001 - Kick It/Rough N Tough - Paul Glazby VCR002 - Out of Control - Andy Farley VCR003 - Hit the Beat - Eufex VCR004 - Miloude - RR Fierce VCR005 - Work It - Justin Bourne VCR006 - Here We Go - Paul Glazby VCR007 - Feel It - Eufex VCR008 - Locked Up - Paul Glazby & DIP VCR009 - Beautiful - Paul Glazby VCR009r - Beautiful - Paul Glazby (Janes & Edison Factor mixes) VCR0010 - I Can Feel It - Andy Farley & Paul Janes VCR0010x - Yamamba / Razor's Edge - RR Fierce / Jez n Charlie VCR0011 - Defective Audio - ReFlux / Deviant Behaviour VCR0012 - Here I Come - Paul Glazby VCR0014 - Neuronex - RR Fierce (Sentience mix) VCR0015 - Circle Of Friends EP - RR Fierce - Yamamba (Knuckleheadz Mix) VCR0015x - Circle Of Friends EP remixes - Andy Farley & Paul Janes - I Can Feel It (Glazby Mix) / Jez N Charlie - Razors Edge (Reynolds & Blake Mix) One From the Hardbox Tracklisting (Out 16.09.02) Disc 1 - Andy Farley 1. BK - P.O.S. 51 (Nukleuz) 2. Oxia - Contrast (Monoide) 3. Exit E - Epidemic (Eddison Factor Remix) (Y2K) 4. Mark Gray - 99.9 (Vicious Circle) 5. Dave The Drummer - Hydraulix 14 6. Incisions - Beyond Motion (Steve Thomas Remix) (Vicious Circle) 7. Paul Glazby – Beautiful (Vicious Circle) 8. Andy Farley - Your Fear (Nukleuz) 9. Sterling Moss & Nick Lunn – Mainframe (Race Trax) 10. Paul Maddox – Tension (Tidy Trax) 11. Prime Mover - Black Dogs (Fevah) 12. BK & Dave Randall – Ascension (Nukleuz) 13. Andy Farley - Out Of Control (Vicious Circle) 14. Jez & Charlie - Razors Edge (Phil Reynolds & Steve Blake Remix) (Vicious Circle) 15. Andy Farley & Paul Janes - I Can Feel It (Paul Glazby Remix) (Vicious Circle) 16. RR Fierce & K-Live – Yamamba (Vicious Circle) Disc 2 - Paul Glazby 1. Base Graffiti - If You Have It 2002 (Tripoli Trax) 2. Defective Audio - Re-Flux (Vicious Circle) 3. Ali Wilson & Matt Smallwood – Devastation (Vicious Circle) 4. Phlash - Get A Life (Andy Farley Remix) (Tripoli Trax) 5. Paul Glazby – Techsture (NineNineNine) 6. Smurref - Check My Bass (Paul Glazby Remix) (Fevah) 7. RR Fierce - Neuronex (Nick Sentience Remix) (Vicious Circle) 8. Paul Glazby - Kick It (Paul Janes Remix) (Vicious Circle) 9. Defective Audio – Intoxicating (Vicious Circle) 10. Paul Glazby & Paul Janes - Get Down (Frantic) 11. Paul Glazby - Here We Go (Karim Remix) (Vicious Circle) 12. RR Fierce & DMF - Full Metal (Fierce Technique) 13. Paul Glazby - Here I Come (Vicious Circle 14. RR Fierce - You Don't Know (Fierce Technique) 15. Incisions - Beyond Motion (Paul Glazby & Paul Janes Remix) (Vicious Circle) If you would like to catch the Vicious Circle Tour when it hits London this weekend then take a look here for details of the lineup. Relevant links Vicious Circle Share this :: : : : Follow HarderFaster :: Other Features By Jon Rundell: Vicious Circle Label Profile The views and opinions expressed in this review are strictly those of the author only for which HarderFaster will not be held responsible or liable. Comments:

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