Though mostly born from the same sessions as last year’s River Mirrors, these nine songs operate on a different plane.
More concise and song-based, yet with a broad range of moods and levels of intensity, the quartet conjure up caustic distorted storms of guitar over measured rhythms. Jamie Hutchings’ vocals run the full gamut from lilting melodies on Papa Was A Clown to the strangled howls that ride the thunderous sludge rock of Dogfall, sweetened slightly by its female gang vocals. Infinity Broke continue to mine a visceral and creative vein of rock music.
