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94% INFRASTRUCTURE-the sounds of misfortune
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frequencies at the end of the world
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Tuning into the frequencies at the end of the world, 94% infrastructure bring together hip-hop, experimental, dark gothic strains and a voice of truth in the mire. While the beats hit and noisy samples rip through the din, a dark bed of strings and guitar pull it all together and take the sound to another level.
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The Sounds of Misfortune
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94% Infrastructure's first EP, "the Sounds of Misfortune," represents a radical shift in musical expression which defies simple categorization in genres such as trip-hop, 'electronica' or even 'indie' music. Synthesizing influences ranging as far as from Company Flow to Tom Waits, 94& Infrastrucutre is not satisfied with a mere head-nod to different types of music, but brings them together in a style which is unique and tight, with a good amount of paranoia thrown in for good measure.
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Contact Info
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Currently, "the Sounds of Misfortune" is only available in the Santa Cruz area, but check here again for more info. The live incarnation of 94% Infrastructure can be reached for booking information at the email address listed below, or at 306 Linocln St. Santa Cruz, CA. 95060.
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Favourite links
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the obscure store and reading room
A daily look at the bullshit that happens in this world every day.
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rawkus records
Dope underground hip-hop label which deserves all the support they can get. Check out Company Flow for the darkest, most fucked up hip-hop you've heard in a long time.
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This Modern World
Tom Tomorrow's cartoon's are one of the only truly subversive things in this world of Marilyn Manson rehashing Ozzy to be shocking. Read and learn, as we have.
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Email me at:
[email protected]
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