Infinity Machines
Reviews
Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2015-05-17
Reviewed 2015-05-17
The most kick ass mix of electronic and organic instruments make up this altogether spacey, dreamy, shocking, disturbing, hypnotic psyche noise fest. Built around cool beats this is pretty much all instrumental aside from some voice-over samples. Sexy and dreamy and great. For fans of F/i, Carlton Melton, things on Debacle and Inam records. It occurred to me that this is exactly what I would’ve imagined my beloved Pink Floyd having evolved into if they didn’t just stall and get stuck after Animals, instead went back to Atom Heart Mother and continued to evolve from there. All tracks are amazing.
1) (17:24) old school industrial electronics noise feel at first, vocal samples, I couldn’t make it out entirely but it sounds like interesting philosophical reflecting, about 6 minutes in a slow beat appears with mournful sax that reminds me of Swell Maps/Glaxo Babies more experimental stuff, piano, spooky and dramatic, epic
2) (10:40) FCC
3)* (6:51) heavy electro simple beat, voice overs, disturbing as the beat grows distorted and feedback, killer
4) (17:45) begins very quiet, dreamlike electronics with serene pulsing evolving, almost heartbeat, mildly melodic, rhythmic, so amazing
5)* (18:46) very long quiet fade-in to epic plodding noise psyche that devolves into beautiful noise in the end, the best
6) (15:06) urgent electrobeat, subdued and dreamy, with swallowed indecipherable voice overs
7)* (5:15) driving rockin pounding, soaring synth and sax, gets effects laden in end, awesome
8) (17:32) begins with playground sounds, spooky dark echoey tones, then a nice slow drum beat with dreamy sax and other tones, quite chill, early Pink Floyd comes to mind somehow
9) (37:37) Live: almost inaudible for first 30 seconds, fade in of spaced out sounds, saxophone, builds upon a slow rhythmic beat, becomes a wall of sound of sorts, beat ends and the long piece ends as an atmospheric noise collage
1) (17:24) old school industrial electronics noise feel at first, vocal samples, I couldn’t make it out entirely but it sounds like interesting philosophical reflecting, about 6 minutes in a slow beat appears with mournful sax that reminds me of Swell Maps/Glaxo Babies more experimental stuff, piano, spooky and dramatic, epic
2) (10:40) FCC
3)* (6:51) heavy electro simple beat, voice overs, disturbing as the beat grows distorted and feedback, killer
4) (17:45) begins very quiet, dreamlike electronics with serene pulsing evolving, almost heartbeat, mildly melodic, rhythmic, so amazing
5)* (18:46) very long quiet fade-in to epic plodding noise psyche that devolves into beautiful noise in the end, the best
6) (15:06) urgent electrobeat, subdued and dreamy, with swallowed indecipherable voice overs
7)* (5:15) driving rockin pounding, soaring synth and sax, gets effects laden in end, awesome
8) (17:32) begins with playground sounds, spooky dark echoey tones, then a nice slow drum beat with dreamy sax and other tones, quite chill, early Pink Floyd comes to mind somehow
9) (37:37) Live: almost inaudible for first 30 seconds, fade in of spaced out sounds, saxophone, builds upon a slow rhythmic beat, becomes a wall of sound of sorts, beat ends and the long piece ends as an atmospheric noise collage
Recent airplay
Breaking The Hex
Rebroadcast: Music Casserole — Jun 05, 2021
White Privileged Wank
Rebroadcast: Music Casserole — May 29, 2021
Infinity Machines
Rebroadcast: Music Casserole — May 01, 2021
White Privileged Wank
Brownian Motion — Jul 27, 2016
Desire
subwoofer etc rough best of 2015 — Jan 05, 2016
Desire
subwoofer etc — Nov 17, 2015
Charting
2015-05-22 — 2015-07-24
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jul 26 | 1 |
| Jul 19 | 5 |
| Jul 12 | 2 |
| Jul 5 | 3 |
| Jun 28 | 2 |
| Jun 21 | 1 |
| Jun 14 | 3 |
| Jun 7 | 3 |
Track listing
| 1. | Control Systems | ||
| 2. | Collateral Damage | ||
| 3. | Desire | ||
| 4. | The Importance Of Downtime | ||
| 5. | White Privileged Wank | ||
| 6. | Spinal Fluid | ||
| 7. | Breaking The Hex | ||
| 8. | Infinity Machines | ||
| 9. | Gnod Live At Gorilla (Bonus) |