Infinite Machine

Infinite Machine has matured from its 2011 inception into a renowned juggernaut of post-apocalyptic fractured sound. Achieved by absorbing, curating and providing a pedestal for purveyors of intelligently made electronic music. The ballast of the labels staggering output occupies an uneasy caustic area between scuzz-infused punk and the danker corridors of techno. Taking a decisive stance as far as roster is concerned, none of the artists here share geographic location, genre or aesthetic, providing for an acoustic melting pot with a mercurial pulse. This dense soup of curatorial genius is coloured through the hyper-kinetic percussions and rich dynamics of; Daniel Ruane, WOLF, Liar, Warsnare, Galtier, Tomas Urquieta’s widescreen extra-dimensional sound design, the decaying spine-tingling sounds of B.YHZZ and W3C (as favoured by A24 Films) and through the guttural rousings of Aphix to name only a few. Independently operated by Charlie Juarez, the label continues to move forward with a no-boundary philisophy to noise experimentation.

“pulling inspiration from a diverse appetite of dembow, dancehall, obscure club experiments and animalistic synthesis” - xlr8r

“creates an unlikely entente between the sinister and the seductive” - Fader

“an intuition for brevity and intensity with carefully programmed collages of noise” - Vice

“beautifully balanced, humanised, mechanical and elegant” - xlr8r

"Disparate artists are linked together by similarities in approach or attitude, or simply by ass-kicking intensity" - Resident Advisor

"this record label is a salve, like a firm thumb to the body's pressure points, they refashion force as relief" - Fader

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