Artist description Hard Edge Groove with a Psychedelic Funk Flavor.

Music Style Rock/Alternative -- Just plain SLAMMIN'!

Musical Influences To Many to mention

Similar Artists Red Hot Chilli Peppers/ Pink Floyd/ Faith No More

Artist History Circle of Oneis a contemporary rock band that blends hard edged groove, with a Psychedelic/Funk/Pop flavor, to create a sound that is distinctly modern and commercially accessible.Originally formed in Northern California in 1991, under the name BONEGLOVE, the band moved to Austin in 1992 and quickly became a local favorite, opening for national acts, (Blue Oyster Cult, Extreme, LA Guns, Quiet Riot, and Ace Frehely of Kiss), being featured on CBS K-EYE news, and doing several TV & Radio interviews and live performances.In 1995 the band recorded went into the studio & released it’s self financed, debut CD, continued live performances & increased their already strong and loyal fan base.In 1999 , recognizing the need to modernize their sound, and become un-arguably “One of a Kind”, the band added Female Keyboardist/Singer Ali Cardon (whose soaring, angelic vocals add a dimension truly special and unparalleled), went on Hiatus, wrote all new material & recorded an ‘18 track self produced Underground Home Demo’ (at no cost) which represents the new sound of the band. Circle of One is now ready to re-surface with their new material and sound.Circle of One currently seeks management, booking, and general representation. The band continually seeks to reach as many people in the world as possible with their music. They WELCOME and APPRECIATE any help in this endeavor.

Group Members Steve Karme-Bass; Mark Tokach-Guitars; Ali Bleu-Keys & Vocals; Christopher (Gypsy)Lee-Vocals

Albums A Cr ack in the GrOOve of de MOCKracy - UNDERGROUND HOME DEMO 2001

Press Reviews http://www.boneglove.com - This is the Old Band Name. We still use this site for certain info.

Location Austin, TX - USA

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