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Signalwave releases always felt like true arts & crafts projects to me, artists grabbing a bunch of source material and letting their creativity just have a go at how they want to personally glue it all together. You’ll usually never find any crazy, layered production in regards to added instrumentals or stems or anything like that, but more so a focus on having the samples simply warp the listener to a dark room where they are flipping through tv channels in the middle of a night in the late 80’s, 90’s or early 2000’s. It’s pretty much summed up as a subgenre of Vaporwave that focuses on recycling old commercials, tv jingles, or any piece of music at all really, and creating a sound collage with everything gathered up. Signalwave is a genre that I’ve talked about a lot on my YouTube channel. Infinity Frequencies, and the Computer Trilogy are usually thrown under the category of “Signalwave”. It’s some pretty fascinating stuff, and as you’re about to see today, Infinity Frequencies’ ability to knit together this concept of us, as human beings, understanding an abandoned computer's emotion through sound, imagery and track titles is akin to something straight out of a great piece of film or a rich, thought-provoking novel. There is obviously this crushing theme of loneliness within the music of Infinity Frequencies, and while last time we explored ideas such as liminal spaces with Between two worlds, this time we’ll be looking into these 3 albums that bring to life the death, decay and afterlife of a computer. That article explores Infinity Frequencies 2018 release of Between two worlds, one of the most empty, yet thought provoking, albums I’ve ever heard. This is actually the 2nd time I’ll be exploring the music of Infinity Frequencies, if you go back a little bit on Darknet you will find an article titled “ Does This Room Actually Exist?”, which I recommend checking out before you read this article. Based out of Kyoto, Japan, the artist grouped these albums under what is now known as the “Computer Trilogy”, consisting of Computer Death, Computer Decay, and the final installation, Computer Afterlife. The Mysterious Sounds of 'Infinity Frequencies'īetween 20, a string of 3 mysterious pieces of music would be released onto the internet from an artist going by the name of Infinity Frequencies.

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