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CiRCADiAN is a concept album and the first full length studio album by 5th PROJEKT. It was independently released August 29, 2006 on 5th PROJEKT’s Organik Rekords. It explores the metaphysical relationship of humanity as it coexists with its environment and the cycles of which both partake and create.

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In a Coma…
Oblivion
Glockenspiel
DISTRAKTid
Madness
Spiders
Skepticosm
tToDQ
One to Throw Away
3IGHT WORD5
Gna Gna
Broken Like This
Resistance

Produced by 5th PROJEKT.
Performed by Tara Rice, Sködt McNalty, Peter Broadley & Nathan Kaye, with Melanie Knight & James Heidebrecht.
Written by Tara Rice & Sködt McNalty.
Recorded by James Heidebrecht at Chemical Sound, Toronto.
Additional recording by Neil & GVB at Umbrella, Toronto.
Mixed by Ken Andrews at Red Swan, Los Angeles.
Mastered by João Carvalho at João Carvalho Mastering, Toronto.

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CiRCADiAN

Release Date : August 29, 2006
Catalog ref. : OR 004
Format : CD

CiRCADiAN

One great kaleidoscopic orgy of sound.

5th PROJEKT’s music is nothing if not eclectic

With dramatic dynamics, exotic sounds, and intriguing atmospheres all blending into the songs, it goes a long way to setting 5th Projekt apart from most other alt-rock bands out there.

5th Projekt is another example of why I thank God that Canadians make music.

From the dreamy opening first track “In a Coma,” you will be mesmerized by the luscious beauty of Tara Rice’s vocals. (Circadian Review)

a guitar-heavy environment found somewhere at the intersection of grunge, Far East-influenced world music, and technopop. 3.5/4 (CiRCADiAN review)

Circadian is not a cd to really pick and chose songs from. I play this disc from beginning to end. Every track has the same amount of plays in my iTunes. Listening to Circadian is an hour commitment you’ll re-visit many times after purchase.

Anything with a hint of prog I usually like. “In a Coma…” has traces that made me think of comparisons to a bands like Muse and V.A.S.T. while Paulo compared it to the likes of Mew. Either way, they are complimenting comparisons.

Interesting, memorable and evocative.

Overall the combination of both progressive and classic instrumentation on Circadian stands up to repeated listens – a world where atmospheric guitar sounds meld with tribal drums, keys, electronics and skilled vocals.

CiRCADiAN