Radio Whales by Infinite Number of Sounds
Instrumental electro-rock media-art performance group Infinite Number of Sounds affirms their roots with penetrating diversity and sincere production values. INS presents their fans, old and new, with an album representative of their edgy live sound, depth and humor.
Infinite Number of Sounds Recording Company
www.infinitenumberofsounds.com
Tracklist
| 1. | Fast Fashion | 4:46 |
| 2. | Radio Whales | 3:49 |
| 3. | What is Happening to my Body? | 3:31 |
| 4. | Kiss My Converse | 3:17 |
| 5. | Washington Monument | 3:01 |
| 6. | Artificial Light | 4:04 |
| 7. | Mouth To Hand | 3:21 |
| 8. | Duidire | 2:33 |
| 9. | Kindest Cut | 3:33 |
| 10. | The Red Human-Headed Bull | 5:10 |
| 11. | Airborn Young | 5:31 |
Credits
released August 12, 2005
Infinite Number of Sounds is:
Brent Gummow: Video and Sequencing
David Mansbach: Bass and Sequencing
Matt Mansbach: Guitar and Squencing
Walter R. Tucker: Drums and Percussion
All songs written & performed by Infinite Number of Sounds
Additional performances by:
Dan Raible plays Baritone Guitar on all tracks except 8 & 11 and various keys on "Mouth To Hand"
Eric Alleman tells the story of "The Red Human-Headed Bull"
Heather Manalili plays violin on "The Red Human-Headed Bull"
Andy Ludick plays didgeridoo & percussion on "Duidire"
Produced by David Mansbach and Infinite Number of Sounds
Infinite Number of Sounds is:
Brent Gummow: Video and Sequencing
David Mansbach: Bass and Sequencing
Matt Mansbach: Guitar and Squencing
Walter R. Tucker: Drums and Percussion
All songs written & performed by Infinite Number of Sounds
Additional performances by:
Dan Raible plays Baritone Guitar on all tracks except 8 & 11 and various keys on "Mouth To Hand"
Eric Alleman tells the story of "The Red Human-Headed Bull"
Heather Manalili plays violin on "The Red Human-Headed Bull"
Andy Ludick plays didgeridoo & percussion on "Duidire"
Produced by David Mansbach and Infinite Number of Sounds
License
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Infinite Number of Sounds is an electro-rock/media-art performance group from Cleveland, Ohio. Experimenting with musical forms from breakbeat to barbershop, INS throws down elaborate multimedia-style live performances, mixing their music with projected digital video imagery edited live to the beat.
Suggested for fans of Ratatat, Tortoise, Add N to X and Trans Am.