Art Rock Circus

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Art Rock Circus
Art Rock Circus, 2004, clockwise from left: Nolan Stolz-John Miner-Ken Jaquess on the set of Heavens Cafe' Los Angeles
Art Rock Circus, 2004, clockwise from left: Nolan Stolz-John Miner-Ken Jaquess on the set of Heavens Cafe' Los Angeles
Background information
Origin Las Vegas
Genre(s) Hard rock
Progressive rock
Folk-rock
Years active 1994–Present

Contents

[edit] Key Members

[edit] Information

Art Rock Circus has been the brainchild of composer John Miner. The band was originally put together after his departure from California based progressive rock group Mantra Sunrise. The band's first mission was to perform the rock opera Heavens Cafe in Las Vegas in 1996. Miner followed up with A Passage to Clear in 1999 and both recordings were released on the Tributary Music Label in 2000. Miner recruited new members in the early 2000s and with the collaboration of writing partner Nolan Stolz released a double CD titled "Tell a Vision" in 2005. The band continues to record and perform under the Art Rock Circus moniker. Miner also contributed guitar work on the album K2 Book of the Dead released on Prog Rock Records featuring songwriter and bassist Ken Jaquess and guitar virtuoso Allan Holdsworth.

[edit] Discography

from their official website

[edit] Albums

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  • [2005] Tell A Vision
  • [2001] A Passage To Clear
  • [1998] Heavens Cafe' Live
  • [1996] Heavens Cafe'
  • [1995] Lost My Way

[edit] Reviews

[edit] Interviews