New Album Infinite Sand Dunes available on clear vinyl & digital formats.
I’m super pleased to announce the December installment of Still Life, a bimonthly showcase of experimental Philadelphia music. This month’s show is Friday, December 9, at the First Unitarian Chapel.
On the bill is Tadoma, the musical alter ego of Data Garden Records’ Joe Patitucci,…
We have been so busy working on their opera Pangaea. We’re finally getting back to doing some Gemini Wolf shows including an upcoming performance at the First Unitarian Chapel in Philadelphia. This beautiful space has a nice warm natural reverb and quiet music sounds amazing in there. We’re excited to try something new for this show. The series is called still life and will also feature sets by Tadoma and Gina Ferrera.
Friday December 9. Starts at 7pm. $8. 2125 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, PA
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One of the most thought-provoking records to come out of Philadelphia’s electronic music scene in recent years, Gemini Wolf‘s Infinite Sand Dunes ponders a scorched-earth future through eerie sonic textures, urgent vocal elements and a wholly instrumental side B where all traces of humanity have vanished. It’s like the soundtrack to a vast ocean, or a sprawling desert. Today’s Philly Local Phile hones in on “Doppelganger Walk,” the last of the album’s vocal cuts and the point where the march of mankind has plowed forth and the dunes are all that’s left. Sound too chilling to listen to alone? Take it in with friends and fellow concerned citizens when Gemini Wolf plays Kungfu Necktie this Friday night, Aug. 19.Gemini Wolf performs with Canon Blue and Oh! Pears at Kung Fu Necktie. Tickets to the 21+ show are $8.
We got some love for Infinite Sand Dunes in the vinyl record blog, OMG Vinyl. Check it out and if you haven’t already, buy the record! We did a limited pressing and they’re going fast!
the a-side is full of heavy percussion, synthesizers, and dark, sultry vocals, the b-side is mostly made up of cavernous drones, slowed-down beats, and passionate experimentalism. Rad stuff
New video interview from Lady. Bang. Beat. The album is out today!
New video Directed by Jennie Thwing. “Murderous” from Infinite Sand Dunes on earSnake, May 24, digital/vinyl LP.
