Drawing Circles

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Drawing Circles
Textures drawing circles.jpg
Studio album by
Released16 October 2006
Genre Progressive metal, metalcore
Length55:20
Label Listenable
Producer Jochem Jacobs
Textures chronology
Polars
(2003)
Drawing Circles
(2006)
Silhouettes
(2008)
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Drawing Circles is the second studio album by Dutch metal band Textures. It was released on October 16, 2006, by Listenable Records. It marks the first album to feature vocalist Eric Kalsbeek.

A video was made for the track "Millstone."

Track listing

All music and lyrics by Textures.

No.TitleLength
1."Drive"2:26
2."Regenesis"4:57
3."Denying Gravity"5:15
4."Illumination"1:56
5."Stream of Consciousness"6:48
6."Upwards"6:06
7."Circular"5:13
8."Millstone"3:42
9."Touching the Absolute"8:07
10."Surreal State of Enlightenment"3:49
Total length:48:19

Personnel

Textures
Production

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