A Moment of Insanity — Gemini

A Moment of Insanity is a masterclass in the nervous, high-wire energy that defined the mid-90s Chicago underground. While many of his peers were leaning into the smoother side of deep house, Spencer Kincy (as Gemini) was exploring the psychological fringes of the dancefloor.

This EP sounds like a mind working overtime, translating urban anxiety into a series of relentless, swinging grooves that feel both ancient and futuristic. The percussion is the star here: it doesn't just keep time, it pushes and pulls against the grid with a human, almost frantic touch.

Tracklist · 4 Tracks · 29m

A Dream

7:50

Crossing Mars

6:54

Crossing Mars (remix)

9:28

A Moment of Insanity

5:02

Moments Worth Listening For

The way the hi-hats suddenly shift into a frantic, off-kilter gallop midway through the title track

The eerie, pitch-bent synth line that emerges from the static, sounding like a siren in a dream

The moment the kick drum drops out, leaving only a skeletal, clicking percussion loop that feels like clockwork

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