In Gemini

O.C.’s Rx Bandits haven’t released an album in five years, which is maybe why Gemini, Her Majesty is such a treat. The band’s high-tension alt-prog sounds like something that’s been bottled up for too long and waiting to explode, offering smoke before the fire on the choral “Intro” and then launching into the steadily building riffs of “Ruby Cumulous.” They sound like successors to The Police on the confident “Wide Open,” reining in their expert riffery to focus on melodicism.

Marion Brown & Gunter Hampel - Gemini + Play 'Live' Sun Ra Compositions (1983) {Birth Records ‎BIRTHo37 rel 1993}
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© 1983, 1993 Birth Records ‎| BIRTH o37
Jazz / Avant-Garde Jazz / Contemporary Jazz / Saxophone / Vibes

The title of this CD is not completely accurate, although the music is certainly worthwhile. The set of duets by altoist Marion Brown and Gunter Hampel (mostly on vibes, although also playing a little bit of bass clarinet) is mostly taken from a 1983 live concert that resulted in performances of five Hampel originals plus Thelonious Monk's "Ask Me Now." Since Brown (an important avant-gardist from the 1960s) has not recorded very often since the late '70s, it is gratifying to hear him in such fine form from this period.

Digitally remastered edition of this classic solo release from the Deep Purple member. The new artwork includes liner notes exclusively written by Roger Glover. The Gemini Suite was first performed in September 1970 at the Royal Festival Hall and was recorded the following year at the Abbey Road and de Lane Lea studios as the first solo project of Jon Lord. It is a six piece classic-rock fusion work inspired by the members of Deep Purple and was recorded with the London Symphonic Orchestra conducted by Oscar winner Malcolm Arnold and is featuring the guest musicians Albert Lee, Yvonne Elliman, Tony Ashton as well as the two other Deep Purple member Ian Paice and Roger Glover.

Gemini Tri is the moniker of Denis Piryazev, an ambient-electronic producer based in Moscow, Russia. Lemniskata is his full-length debut with label Sun Sea Sky Productions.
Lemniskata is a complex and rich sounding album. The album is versatile in style, ranging from ambient tracks to large scale progressive electronica. Lemniskata’s tracks are structured in a simple way, often beginning with a riff and then becoming layered with more sounds and samples. It’s in Lemniskata’s mood and atmosphere which give this record depth.