Circle (Indigenous album)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[14]
Rolling Stone	[15]

The Washington Post called the guitar work "a potent mix of '60s influences translated into a passionate, contemporary sound."^[16] Rolling Stone wrote that the band's "gritty, workmanlike rock is solid and unpretentious, as well-schooled in its influences as it is earnest in execution."^[15]

The Hartford Courant deemed the album "an adequate disc with competent musicianship, but most of the songs are formulaic and Circle ultimately lacks flair."^[17] The Courier News called it "heavy [and] soulful," writing that Indigenous "combines its native rhythms with the Texas blues-rock of Stevie Ray Vaughan."^[18]

AllMusic wrote that "Mato Nanji is a flawless guitar player, but his prowess here is slightly dampened by the acoustic guitar that lies a layer beneath some of the songs, resulting in less punch."^[14]

1. "Little Time" - 3:19
2. "Can't Keep Me from You" - 4:19
3. "You Left Me This Mornin'" - 4:58
4. "Evolution Revolution" - 2:33
5. "You Were the One" - 5:24
6. "Stay With Me" - 5:11
7. "Seven Steps Away" - 5:20
8. "Remember" - 4:04
9. "Rest of My Days" - 4:58
10. "Waiting for You" - 5:09
11. "The Moon Is Shining" - 4:46