Circus Mind’s Waste of Time starts with an assertive guitar line. The piano/vocal dynamic that bubbles up will be adored by anyone that fancies themselves a fan of 1970s rock or more hippie / jam rock styles. The act is able to touch upon the Grateful Dead, 1970s Rolling Stones, and Bachman-Turner Overdrive while putting in their own unique style. Fans would do well to strap on their favorite pair of headphones and really dig into the meaty guitar line that comprises Waste of Time’s bridge. Immediately following that with a bit of sultry bass, Circus Mind is able to send this song into the stratosphere.
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Circus Mind – Waste of Time / 2025 Self Released / 4:255 / Domain / Instagram / Facebook / Spotify
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