Circa Survive have announced their second “donation-suggested” track to raise money for a cause they support. In this case, the songThe Most Dangerous Commercials”. Like their previously released B-side “1,000 Witnesses”, the track will be available for download at a name-your-own price and will benefit something very important to the band – Doylestown, PA independent record store, Siren Records.

The store was issued a cease-and-desist order last week because of zoning issues but on the 20th, was evicted from their location after a misunderstanding. “It was the perfect storm,” explained store owner, Blair Elliot. “The economy was definitely part of it, but we’ve also been in a fight with the landlord about the live shows that we had already agreed upon before we moved in. As that battle was going, we were trying to renegotiate our terms, but in the process, they came in and locked us out. Technically the lease allows them to do, but it isn’t what normally would happen. We’ve gotten wrapped up in the politics of the town that we weren’t privy to and now it’s affecting us.”

You can show your support and get the song here.
Source Circa Survive have announced their second “donation-suggested” track to raise money for a cause they support. In this case, the songThe Most Dangerous Commercials”. Like their previously released B-side “1,000 Witnesses”, the track will be available for download at a name-your-own price and will benefit something very important to the band – Doylestown, PA independent record store, Siren Records.

The store was issued a cease-and-desist order last week because of zoning issues but on the 20th, was evicted from their location after a misunderstanding. “It was the perfect storm,” explained store owner, Blair Elliot. “The economy was definitely part of it, but we’ve also been in a fight with the landlord about the live shows that we had already agreed upon before we moved in. As that battle was going, we were trying to renegotiate our terms, but in the process, they came in and locked us out. Technically the lease allows them to do, but it isn’t what normally would happen. We’ve gotten wrapped up in the politics of the town that we weren’t privy to and now it’s affecting us.”

You can show your support and get the song here.
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