Minds of Infinity 2013 Album Review | Alternative Fruit

Minds of Infinity
Self-titled
Self-released
2013


Chanting and abstract electronics swirl in between a choppy guitar based beat that twinkles with metallic and ethnic loops. Melody begins to emerge and the use of synthesiser and guitar together flows well in unison that shifts from one to another in gentle movements. Track one is almost hypnotic and it sets a mood and pace which allows a graceful recline into the back of the chair or the mind if busy doing autonomous tasks. Frothy sounds and sections of strong character build up to release more composed pieces that give a quality of musicianship.


As the album progresses, a groovy quick-step and some beefy guitars rev up the psychedelia machine almost straight away. Intense happenings orbit the pulsing rhythm section like cosmic objects of sound. The build-up has been worthwhile, the sounds have taken us in many directions already which leaves only a gear change to go. It could be felt in the crafted injections of extra energy in the mix.


What began in 2012 as a chanting and guitar based get together, the sound was honed and polished until this professional heady and intense journeying effect was presented in this release. Keyboards and guitars work perfectly side by side, bringing organic and spacey feels to the music. Broken sections give rise to the rising magma of the underlying cosmos that manages to seep through the gaps, then as it solidifies the extra layers of melody and tone bring a crust of beauty and interesting direction.
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Minds of Infinity is available for Free Download on Creative Commons