A Perfect Circle Returns With Cover of King Crimson's "Starless"
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Chris DeVille
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Summary
A Perfect Circle has released a new cover of King Crimson's "Starless," marking their first new music since 2018's Eat The Elephant album (aside from a 2024 Sessanta contribution). The article contextualizes this within Maynard James Keenan's activity across his various bands, including a new Puscifer album and Tool's recent festival headline.
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· 3 pulledMaynard James Keenan tends to keep all his bands sliding in and out of frame.
But until today, we haven't heard much from A Perfect Circle in recent years.
The band, led by guitarist Billy Howardel and fronted by Keenan, last released an album in 2018 with Eat The Elephant, which was their first in 14 years at the time.
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