Circle The Cityy Return with ‘Incommunicado’ A Raw, Soul-Baring Journey Led by the Haunting Single ‘Another Day’
Canadian alternative rock band Circle The Cityy emerge with Incommunicado, a powerful new EP that dives into the breakdowns, silences, and fragile connections that define modern relationships. At the heart of the release stands its lead single, “Another Day,” a haunting reflection on heartbreak, survival, and rediscovery.
Built on aching melodies and emotionally charged vocals, “Another Day” captures the struggle of enduring love’s wreckage and the quiet strength it takes to start again. It’s the sound of scars turning into resolve, bruised but unbroken. Lines like “I’ve been breaking in the silence that you made, I still choose to live and die another day” strike at the core of what it means to keep going when everything feels lost.
The Incommunicado EP unfolds as a four-song exploration of communication breakdowns, toxic attraction, and the ghosts of past love. From the emotional tension of “Animals” and the dark pull of “Crave,” to the introspection of “In Rewind,” the record is an intimate and confessional work of resilience and reflection.
Incommunicado establishes Circle The Cityy as one of Canada’s most expressive voices in alternative and indie rock, unafraid to dig deep and turn pain into something beautiful.
Biography
Against the mesmerizing backdrop of Lake Huron, Circle The Cityy masterfully blends rock, psychedelic, progressive, jazz, and metal elements to craft a unique musical tapestry. With unwavering prowess, they are etching a trail through Ontario's dynamic music scene. Emerging from Sarnia, the band has surged within their local community, entrancing listeners and garnering momentum in the live music arena over the last couple of years. Today, their magnetic aura transcends Sarnia's borders, as Circle The Cityy's influence pervades the southern expanse of Canada, leaving an indelible impression and showing no signs of slowing their momentum.
Circle The Cityy are:
Melissa Miller
Kevin Toms
Nathan Yeadon
Harold Collins
