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"NYC-25" performed on Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise show. 24th February 2011, Whirlyball Atlanta, Roswell, GA

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Photos from Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise tour by Phil Dokas. 20 October 2008, the Pike Room in Pontiac

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"Hide In The Light" and "Sail Beyond The Sunset" by the Sunshine Fix, performed on Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise show. 15th March 2011, Lincoln Hall, Chicago, IL

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"Lucky Girl" by the Gerbils, performed at Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise show. 12th March 2011, Larimer Lounge, Denver, CO

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Cover of "Octopus's Garden" by the Beatles, performed at Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise show. 3rd March 2011, The Duce, Phoenix, AZ

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Audio recording of "Majesty" performance at Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise show. 24th February 2011, Whirlyball Atlanta, Roswell, GA

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Announcement of the Circulatory System album "Signal Morning". Threats & Promises column in Flagpole, 20th May 2009

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transcript:

Freak Out Hard on Me: After almost eight years to the day, Circulatory System will release a new album. Titled Signal Morning, the album was constructed from several hours of recorded material and assembled at several different studios. I can attest firmly, having heard it, that it’s a stunner. Containing some of the most singularly gorgeous harmonies I've ever heard the players perform, along with uncharacteristically muscular jams, the album hits high at every imaginable level. Signal Morning features the membership of band leader Will Cullen Hart's older outfit Olivia Tremor Control as well as Jeff Mangum (Neutral Milk Hotel) and Julian Koster (The Music Tapes). The band plans to tour in support of the 17-track album, which will be released by local label Cloud Recordings on LP, CD and digital formats on Aug. 4. Circulatory Systems last full-length release was its self-titled debut, which came out in August of 2001. Please see www.cloudrecordings.com for more information.

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Fragment of "No Growing (Exegesis)" by the Olivia Tremor Control, performed at the Bottom Lounge in Chicago on 13th September 2011.