Syrinx

1) Syrinx were an electronic group formed by John Mills-Cockell shortly after the release of the last album by his group Intersystems. Syrinx released two albums, a self-titled debut in 1970 and "Long Lost Relatives" in 1971. Their lineup was: John Mills-Cockell (piano and organ), Doug Pringle (saxophone), Malcolm Tomlinson (drums and vocals) and Allan Wells (percussion). 2) Syrinx is an obscure jazz rock fusion group from France that plays a unique style of Fusion that is heavily acoustic and very reminiscent of NIL.

Their lineup was: John Mills-Cockell (piano and organ), Doug Pringle (saxophone), Malcolm Tomlinson (drums and vocals) and Allan Wells (percussion).

2) Syrinx is an obscure jazz rock fusion group from France that plays a unique style of Fusion that is heavily acoustic and very reminiscent of NIL. Syrinx hides their Identity to create a focus on their work rather than their identities so not much is known about them. They have released one album so far that is considered a masterpiece by many, and after a 5 year hiatus another album is due this october of 2008.

3) Mysterious artist from Amsterdam signed by the Rush Hour label. Deep, melancholic and building dub techno like Model 500 and Chain Reaction.

4) A UK based Harsh Ambient/Drone group