Circle One Demos and Comp LP collects the furious raw hardcore from one of the most infamous and legendary bands to emerge from Southern California, officially on vinyl for the first time. This Circle One LP rounds up the pre-Patterns Of Force demos from 1980 and 1981 plus rare compilation tracks - 16 tracks total including Nothing, One Chord, In This City, GI Combat, Red Machine, High School Society, Plastic Life, God Bless America, Highway Patrolmen, Hate Lust Filth and Greed (from The Sound Of Hollywood Destroy LA comp), and Going Against The Grain (from It Came From Slimey Valley). Formed in Pico Rivera, California in 1980 with the larger-than-life John Macias on vocals, Circle One brought it full throttle from the start, playing with Black Flag, Wasted Youth, Circle Jerks, and Bad Brains, with impassioned lyrics about teen angst, war, the police, and racism. None of these tracks appear on the Patterns Of Force LP - the band had moved on by then. Essential listening for fans of LA hardcore, foundational SoCal punk, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Necros, Sin 34, Dr. Know, and Wasted Youth.