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MP3 Infinite Number of Sounds - Radio Whales
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ROCK: Instrumental Rock, ROCK: Math Rock
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Cleveland Scene
August 2005
REGIONAL BEAT
Infinite Number of Sounds
Radio Whales (Infinite Number of Sounds Recording Company)
By D.X. Ferris
Published: Wednesday, August 10, 2005
Infinite Number of Sounds is a perennial nominee for Best Alternative/Electronic act at Scene''s Cleveland Music Awards. And for a largely instrumental group with an experimental bent, the group rocks hard and never strays too far from a hook.
Behind their wall of art rock, they might be closet metalheads. "Washington Monument" would fit in your favorite stoner band''s set list. "The Red Human-Headed Bull" slides down a deep groove, from guitar arabesques to frantic metal fretwork. The album ends with a string of performance-art suites. The group''s live shows are intricately edited multimedia presentations that synchronize with the music. Stripped of that visual presentation, Infinite Number''s music is just as evocative.
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Cleveland Scene
July 2005
Few bands manage to be as stimulating visually as they are musically, but Cleveland''s Infinite Number of Sounds is all about sensory overload. The band''s multi-media live shows are both dizzying and dramatic, with the four-piece incorporating digital video imagery into their sets and synching it up with the beat. The band''s amorphous electro-rock is just as elaborate, spanning everything from experimental electronica to bristling post-rock on their latest, Time Wants a Skeleton. Bounded by nothing but the players'' own imaginations, this group''s sound is among the most open-ended around.
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INtake (Indianapolis, IN)
July 2005
Infinte Number of Sounds
Genre: Experimental multimedia
See them: 9 p.m. July 23 at the Red Room
From: Cleveland, OH
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On any level, you must love a band whose self-description includes the phrase "from breakbeat to babershop." This band isn''t just a clever name; they attack the concept literally, building a multimedia imagery assault around an electro-rock firmament. The projected video is actually edited live to the beat by artist Gummow. As apt to perform at an art installation as they are at a music summit, Infinite Number of Sounds seems to be one of the more interesting tickets on a very full weekend.
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January 2005
Infinite Number of Sounds with (in)camera
Saturday * Northside Tavern
Infinite Number of Sounds from Cleveland forges a sound foundry of synths and samples to create a diverse collage that''s both ambient and wild. The troupe calls itself an "electro-rock/media-art performance group" and they run the gamut from moody, almost cocktail-lounge Jazz ("Emo Joe") to video game soundtrack Techno ("Book of Destiny") to something resembling both in the same song. Their cut-n-paste approach makes for an interesting listening experience, as their songs are best viewed as movements in a symphony (sometimes within a singular song itself) than as standard "Rock" songs. But, unlike a lot of laptop Beethovens, their music is infused with a sense of humor that you don''t have to be an Electronica aficionado, or even a "music insider," to understand. The humorous elements -- like the Kung Fu yell samples in "Disfingered" -- actually serve as punctuation of sorts to signal a sea change in the music. Their show also has visual accompaniment in the form of video projections that serve as a kind of "dreaming out loud" to the music. The projections are a fever dream of pop culture that make as many, if not more, references than INS'' music does. The images aren''t just random, though; they fall precisely in harmony with the music to create a unique blend of the concrete and abstract, making the observer both think and groove. Infinite Number of Sounds is an aural "junk drawer" whose found-sound objects are arranged into a cohesive whole to form a hybrid of outsider art and cybersonic gleam. If Mozart owned a hi-tech industry, Infinite Number of Sounds would be played in the halls all day. The band members -- who also splinter off into a just-short-of-infinite number of musical and artistic side-projects (see https://www.tradebit.com for the run-down) -- are currently working on their second full-length CD, tentatively titled Radio Whales and tagged with a release date this spring. (Dale Johnson)
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Cool Cleveland
Cleveland''s never seen anything like them: half rock thrashers, half experimental video artists, half hip-hop break beatsters, half tripped out studio wizards - it all adds up to something sweet, sharp and sincerely new.
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