Infinity Frequencies is an anonymous musician, producer and visual artist.
Discography
edit- Euphoria (2012)
- Dream Recovery (2012)
- Computer Death (2013)
- Computer Decay (2014)
- Computer Afterlife (2014)
- Into the light (2015)
Reception
editIn his 2015 documentary Vaporwave: A Brief History, amateur vaporwave musician Wolfenstein OS X described Infinity Frequencies's "Computer" trilogy as "essentially a collection of strange eerie repetitive loops of elevator music. The off-putting sounds reflect a sense of emptiness and sterility— a reflection of the soulless existence of modern technology."[1] Dallas Observer's Jonathan Patrick reviewed Infinity Frequencies's music as "grainy vaporware vignettes."[2] Rate Your Music's Harley Magoo compared them to Internet Club in that "both employ strict curatorial work with minimal editing and both are prolific."[3]
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ "Vaporwave: A Brief History - YouTube". YouTube. 10 June 2015. Retrieved 2015-09-30.
- ^ Patrick, Jonathan (7 April 2015). "Dallas Artist Michael Cole Young's Music Exists Solely in the Cloud". Dallas Observer. Retrieved 30 September 2015.
- ^ Magoo, Harley. "Vaporwave Subgenres - Rate Your Music". Rate Your Music. Retrieved 10 October 2015.