The Circus

Erasure

The Circus

RELEASED: March 30, 1987
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
Track Listing
1. It Doesn't Have to Be 3:55 2. Hideaway 3:48 3. Don't Dance 3:39 4. If I Could 3:52 5. Sexuality 3:53 6. Victim of Love 3:42 7. Leave Me to Bleed 3:22 8. Sometimes 3:39 9. The Circus 5:30 10. Spiralling 3:09 11. In the Hall of the Mountain King 2:58 12. Sometimes (extended mix) 5:24 13. It Doesn't Have to Be (Boop Oopa Doo mix) 7:18
Historical Archive
The Circus is the second studio album by the English synth-pop duo Erasure, released in 1987. The album showcases a blend of catchy melodies, electronic rhythms, and heartfelt lyrics, solidifying Erasure's place in the pop music landscape of the 1980s. With standout tracks like 'Sometimes' and 'Victim of Love', the album contributed to the duo's signature sound characterized by lush synths and Andy Bell's distinctive vocals. The Circus is notable for its exploration of themes such as love and identity, resonating with fans and critics alike. It remains a key release in Erasure's discography, celebrated for its vibrant production and memorable hooks.