When "the Club" takes the stage, the audience experiences an honest, modern sound from experienced musicians, spiced up with three-part vocals. The artistic core of this grown-up rock band lies largely in the rock genre of the 70s, but there are always flashes of highlights from more recent decades, which are incorporated into the compositions and arrangements of the "Karma Club" with good instinct and without fear. Back then, they mixed a wide variety of styles and created blues and rock songs without thought. Song appropriateness is still the motto today and the band's inherent tastefulness in composition and arrangement is implemented uncompromisingly. Circle Karma Club recorded the majority of their first album in the "hallowed halls" of London's Abbey Road Studios. This closes the circle between modern tracking, mixing and mastering and the unadorned sounds of the time. A circle that has a direct effect on the live performance and is symbolic of all the concerns of a rousing rock band that, if fate (and the booking agency) wills it, allows the audience to become part of this extraordinary club. No plastic, no pitch autotune, no bloated lack of content.