Well hello! Who am I speaking with and what do you do in the band?
Blaise Adamson. I sing and play some guitar and keyboard.
How would you describe the sound of The Infants to new listeners?
Oo, heavy petal doom pop.
How does the sound of your new EP Low Rumble compare to your self-titled album that was released mid-last year?
Low Rumble is more of a package deal, not just a collection of songs we liked and recorded. Low Rumble is a story, a vomit and an idea of the processes we all take to deal with the variables of life. I think it’s a bit darker tonally and conceptually. We’ve grown as a band and we’re more in tune with each other and more connected. It’s about being able to rip your face off and grow a new one. You don’t forget your old one, but this one is better.
What is the most embarrassing song or artist I would find on your iPod?
Bomfunk MC’s B-Boys Fly Girls. YouTube that shit – I’m not embarrassed.
What can we expect from your upcoming launch of Low Rumble at The Gasometer on September 6?
A delightful mix of post-punk flavours from Gold Class and dreamy psychedelia from Contrast and hopefully we’ll melt your face, make you ooze, and get you in the mood to dance and make out with your friends.
THE INFANTS rumble into The Gasometer on Saturday September 6 to launch their EP with support from Contrast and Gold Class.
