album · March 19, 2002
Circle Gets the Square
Devinyl Records and Many Hats EndeavorsSee this day
indie rockalternative
"Circle Gets the Square," Devine's 2002 debut album, showcases his raw, confessional songwriting and established his early sound. The album captures a pivotal moment in his career, marking his transition into a more independent and self-released artistic path.
- Released on March 19, 2002, "Circle Gets the Square" was Kevin Devine's first full-length album. It was released on his own label, Devinyl Records, along with Many Hats Endeavors. The album is representative of the indie rock and alternative scene of the early 2000s.
- The album was recorded in Brooklyn, New York, with Devine handling most of the instrumentation himself. It features a collection of songs that would become foundational to his live sets in the following years.
- "Circle Gets the Square" garnered attention within the independent music community, setting the stage for Devine's subsequent critically lauded releases. It demonstrated his potential as a prolific songwriter and performer.
Kevin Devine is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter known for his blend of indie rock and alternative music. He rose to prominence in the early 2000s with a string of highly personal and critically acclaimed albums.
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