Infinite Void

They're all the way from Melbourne, Australia and the tracks on this, their debut album are basically the same song, catchy hooks, dark atmosphere, lo-fi recording; definitely drawing from 80's post punk but it is a great song. Infinite Void played a melodic brand of dark post-punk, female vocals, and swirling 80's guitar riffs that impart a dreamy element with dance beats. I'm not actually one to dance around but this album actually got me moving, tapping my feet and strumming that eternal air guitar. The band's aesthetic is borrowed from all the great 80's regulars, but not definitively derivative of any one act. There’s nothing really substantial about the racket that Infinite Void created, but for an opening salvo, Infinite Void is an enjoyable listen.

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Infinite Void; Infinite Void

1.      Creeping Symmetry

2.      These Days

3.      Pull Apart

4.      Give Up

5.      (You're) Still Sour

6.      Pay For What It’s Worth

7.      Still Waiting

8.      The Weight

9.      Distant Light

10.   Something Is Lost

11.   What's Left