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CIRCLE II CIRCLE Frontman Talks Singing Technique In New Video Interview

August 7, 2011

Marko Osterholz of Rockvoice HQ recently conducted an interview with CIRCLE II CIRCLE/ex-SAVATAGE frontman Zak Stevens. You can now watch the chat below.

CIRCLE II CIRCLE's fifth album, "Consequence Of Power", was released on September 24, 2010 via AFM Records. The second concept effort for the band was recorded at Sweet Spot Studios and was described in a press release as "a melodic power metal album catering to all fans from the old SAVATAGE era to all CIRCLE II CIRCLE European fans and breaking new ground for an all new fan base in America."

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