INFINITY レコード& CD

Review: Infinity's 'Judgment' originally came out in 1994. It was one of a few 'side aliases' of one Enzo Annecchini, a little known house / bleep producer who released very limited-run 12"s on his own label Miracle Records. It came as break from his only other known project, playing synths in the Bradford thrash metal band Slammer a couple of years earlier. That's not to say Annecchini wasn't in the know, though; he had a close affiliation with Unique 3. It's not known how Kalahari Oyster Cult found this one, but its relative obscurity hardly detracts from its inimitable tranciness, electric pianized cheek, and grooving swing. Don't miss this textural reissue of a masterclass in '90s trance-bleep.

Review: The first of two major Infinity licences from AOTN this month, this is a significant excavation even by renowned digger label founder Fryer's standards. Usually seen passing hands for well over 500 quid, this second and last single from the relatively unknown troupe Infinity is a stone cold jam that's been sought after for many many years. Absolute rare groove sleaze on the bass and horns, "Queen Of My Universe" sparkles with soul in every element. Meanwhile "Up" strips things back even further with an uptempo disco twang and tight Q&A vocal play between the band. Infinite love for this one!