April Again explores sound with new rock anthem "Circles" [Review]

Alternative rock remains alive, bristling, and April Again's newest single, "Circles," is evidence of that. The second release from the band is a veritable rush of raw power and sophisticated musicianship, a song that alternates between ferociously heavy and melodically irresistible moments.

"Circles" hurls you into a groove where guitar and bass skitter playfully through verses, ratcheting up tension through that sort of aggro-charming interplay.  "Circles" is a declaration of purpose, gritty, loud, and cinematic in ambition. It's their talent of focusing this chaos into something coherent that separates them, and they announce themselves as high upstarts in alt-rock indeed.

But beneath the riffs and thunder, there's an undercurrent of story. The track resembles cycles of sound, of life, of emotions that curve elliptically back on themselves. It's relatable, cathartic, and custom-built for not just the live stage but also private retreats with headphones turned up. With "Circles," April Again is making it clear, and they're not playing it safe. They're here to push the envelope, defy expectations, and ensure that the fire of rock is never extinguished.

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