INFUSION live progressive/newwave/breaks - Apr 6 (Australia's Best Live Act)
Vivid Its coming...
First time ever in Vancouver
thursday April 6th - early concert
INFUSION live performance
New Wave/Electronic/Progressive performers
Appeared on countless comps including: John Digweed, Adam Freeland, Paul Oakenfold, Sander Kleinenberg, Pete Tong, JunkieXL, Dave Seaman, Sasha, Dub Pistols, Sandra Collins, Ultra music fest, Meat Katie, DJ Mag, BPitch Control, Fabric, Ministry of Sound.......
Download music, read bio & more here: http://www.ph1.ca/infusion
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- Rolling Stone said one of the 'Best 50 Albums of 2004'.
- The Sydney Morning Herald described Infusion as “Australia’s best live act”
- Muzik Magazine labelled the band “a force to be reckoned with”
- Mixmag portrayed Infusion as “exciting, and funky as fcuk.”
- ARIA award winners
- Australian Dance Music multi-award winners
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Certain Australian rock groups have recently been hailed as the “saviours” of the genre by the international press. “Electronic music is dead,” the taste-making mags eagerly gush, “and rock is very much back in vogue - with antipodean acts at the vanguard.” The argument media mavens put forward is this: How can dance music – a genre based around overweight, overpaid, old-aged, humourless DJs spinning non-descript repetitive beats – compete with the kind of “incendiary” live performances and raw, “real” recordings delivered by the leaders of the rock renaissance? How could electronic music ever be as energetic or exciting as a screaming, spitting, eardrum-splitting rock set?
How? Ask Infusion. Just as Aussie acts have almost single-handedly proven that there’s life in the rotten corpse of rock’n’roll yet, fellow antipodeans Infusion are here to put to rest any discussion of electronic music’s imminent demise. Take a listen to the group’s upcoming second album 'Six Feet Above Yesterday', or witness one of their dynamic live shows, and you’ll agree that reports of dance music’s death have been greatly exaggerated.
“Exciting” really is the word when it comes to summing up Infusion’s live gigs. With a solid pedigree in live performance, these guys consistently deliver the goods onstage. Why else would they be perennial faves for major Australian festivals like Big Day Out and in the same year booked for such prestigious international outings as the Roskilde Festival and Creamfields UK, or Glastonbury 2004 (where they performed twice)? Then, there are the recent slots at Creamfields in Argentina, guest gigs at top UK clubs including Renaissance and Fabric, and a relentless touring schedule that sees the trio regularly tripping through Europe, the US and Asia
with:
Kyle Nordman (vivid.gorgomish) , Soma
$18 Advance Tickets:
Boomtown, Zulu, Noize, www.clubzone.com/ph1
PLAZA CLUB 881 Granville St
9pm door, ends at 12:30
www.PH1.ca
www.Tigertone.tv
www.infusion.net.au
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