They are simply amazing! Which are your favorite tunes from them?
"Girls can be Cruel" and "Better World" are class, as well as their remix of JaseFOS - Do What You Want. I've never been at Infusion live, but according to people's comments it's nothing but a pure bliss.

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Originally posted by Col However, EDM seems to be political for some people - it's not about the music itself but it's about what the music symbolises, where the music came from, who spins it and how obscure it is.

Good to see some infusion love, they are underrated in Australia

Recently seen them live at a small gig for new album launch. Live was 3x better than when i listened to the album afterwards. Live they play a lot deeper and darker, I found there album more acoustic. The only song that sounded the same from their album was there cover of personal jesus.

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their remix of ghostbusters is one of my all time favorites

now if only i can get a proper rip

I see Jamie around a bit and I've seen him play a couple of pretty good sets. Infusion are a bit poppy for me, but his solo sets are pretty ok. I think I met him one time too, but can't actually remember

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Some good tunes listed above. The Infusion Remix of Delerium - Truly is another class tune that sometimes gets lost in the cavalcade of Delerium remixes

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There's a new remix of "Legacy" by Simon & Shaker.



Addictive.

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Originally posted by movingincircles now if only i can get a proper rip

i know why dont u buy it

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Originally posted by the_voice i know why dont u buy it

because it was never released?

I forgot to mention "Love & Imitation"


This is masterpiece!

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