The Joy of Molybdenum

King Crimson's Trey Gunn produces this combination of world music and progressive rock. Percussionist Bob Muller pumps out John Bonham-esque grooves while simultaneously playing tabla and hand drums. The psychedelic quotient runs high with the additions of guitar and Turkish saz, by Tony Geballe. Combined with Gunn's metal sensibilities, the trio culminates into an acidic version of John McLaughlin's Shakti.

"Big, bad bass ostinatos, slinky odd-time signatures, and percussion from every corner of the globe are the basis for this collection of other worldly soundscapes." - Bass Player magazine.

Gunn, the Warr Touch Guitar playing virtuoso of King Crimson and The Trey Gunn Band, continues to amaze his audiences time and time again with his lulling melodies and furious deep grooves. Gunn and company fuse their individual sounds into brilliantly textured masterpieces, where tranquilizing melodies and primal madness dance effortlessly together. – from the House of Blues review.

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Trey Gunn - 8,10 and 12 string touch guitars, mellotron, theremin, shortwave

Tony Geballe – saz, electric guitar, acoustic 12-string guitar, leslie guitar

Bob Muller - drum kit, tabla, bandir, darbouka, dumbek, gamelan drum, rik, metals