With Hector Constanza's Visitation Blues we join Circle109 on a road trip of the fevered mind: The highway littered with the burnt-out jalopies of paranoid urbanites who have run from the screaming, steaming, stinking cities and disappeared into the myriad of one horse towns scattered sparsely across the clear end of the map; billboards mark the highway, advertising the depth of our vapidity.

This is a prosaic rumination on fear and loathing and a realisation of the cosmic weariness that hangs over us all. The want for war and the war on want: The Woke on the Left vs the Zombies on the Right.

Whose side are you on?      

 Are Circle109 re-entering the realm of the dreaded ‘Concept’ album? Or essaying another neo-Kraut Rock boogaloo? Will we ever cast off the notion of labelling art forms into neat rows in the tidy, tiny, claustrophobic shelves in the Woolworths (RIP) of the mind?                             

Hector Constanza walks into room 8 at the Joshua Tree Inn with a heft of Mescalin, a quart of Absinthe and a suitcase full of nightmares: And so the journey begins...

Circle109 will release their new paranoid-schizophrenic missive 'Hector Constanza's Visitation Blues' on Spodyody Records in late 2026.