Salvaged Mixes is a compliation of found, forgotten, remixed, salvaged and scavenged songs. This release continues the Heavy Electro Industrial sound that Infinity Interrupt is known for.

Salvaged Mixes is a compliation of unreleased, remixes and found songs from Infinity Interrupt's vault. A few of these songs are remixes of Zero Interrupt from

Salvaged Mixes is a compliation of found, forgotten, remixed, salvaged and scavenged songs. This release continues the Heavy Electro Industrial sound that Infinity Interrupt is known for.

Salvaged Mixes is a compliation of unreleased, remixes and found songs from Infinity Interrupt's vault. A few of these songs are remixes of Zero Interrupt from the debute album Antarctica Starts Here, released a million years ago. A few songs are unreleased songs from Hybrid Still LIfe, released 2005. Songs like Doesn't Make Sense and PlayMaker are newer songs that are finally being released. The songs on this album all fall with in the Heavy Electro Industrial genre. Highly influenced by the digital future and the EBM sound, Infinity Interrupt continues to explore new and original soundscapes and rhythms.

The soundtrack to research your mind. Electronic music to discover new listening experiences. Explore the digital universe through sonic conciousness.

This album is a change from the heavy electronic industrial sound that Infinity Interruptt is known for. The Scientist was composed and recorded during the final week of February 2016, as an exscape

The soundtrack to research your mind. Electronic music to discover new listening experiences. Explore the digital universe through sonic conciousness.

This album is a change from the heavy electronic industrial sound that Infinity Interruptt is known for. The Scientist was composed and recorded during the final week of February 2016, as an exscape from the day job. It is has similar sound of Noise Unit, Synesthesia, Aphex Twin and fits in the EDM/IDM genre. The songs were based from simple sequneces and loops to create complex layers to explore this sonic research. There is a remix of the song Systems by Chicago based Hip Hop producer Calabre.

This album falls somewhere between creepy and beautiful, furious and morose and it will never let you go. Some have call it Heavy Dark Electronic industrial Music This is not music of the apocalypse, it is music because of the apocalypse.

Hybrid Still Life falls somewhere between creepy and beautiful, furious and morose and it will never let you

This album falls somewhere between creepy and beautiful, furious and morose and it will never let you go. Some have call it Heavy Dark Electronic industrial Music This is not music of the apocalypse, it is music because of the apocalypse.

Hybrid Still Life falls somewhere between creepy and beautiful, furious and morose and it will never let you go. Driven by philosophy and emotions, Infinity Interrupt is exploring more personal territory with their second release Hybrid Still-life. The track Once Again is a portrait of the emotions found through out the album. Other songs included are Still Life, Between, Retinal Fetish and the dance floor ready songs of Hybrid and S.E.P. or the EBM killer, Gravity Well.

Heavy Electro Industrial from Chicago, influenced by the cyberpunk movement and electronic body mus. Original self released in 2002.

Antarctica Starts Here is Infinity Interrupt's first album. Originally self released in 2002. It is heavily influenced by the Chicago Industrial scene, most importantly Wax Trax records and all legendary band. It

Heavy Electro Industrial from Chicago, influenced by the cyberpunk movement and electronic body mus. Original self released in 2002.

Antarctica Starts Here is Infinity Interrupt's first album. Originally self released in 2002. It is heavily influenced by the Chicago Industrial scene, most importantly Wax Trax records and all legendary band. It also has a strong cyberpunk sound found from Neuromancer written by William Gibson. Antarctica Starts Here was created with strong use of analog synthesizers and digital samplers. Infinity Interrupt has been described as a futuristic use of modern technology. These 11 songs have strong EBM movement and can destroy any dance floor.