Exit Simulation

This is definitely my favorite among the more recent spookier leaning Infinity Frequencies releases. While IF has always been an absolute master at creating liminal sounding music, something about a lot of the tracks here perfectly recreate that sinking yet almost vaguely comfortingly feeling unique to Infinity Frequencies. For example, the staticky delays on The Mind as a Territory feel exactly like being completely alone in a 20-year-old game with poor in game lighting. Or take the haunting ... read more

It may not be as fleshed-out or consistently unsettling as some of Infinity Frequencies' previous works, but it's yet another album that provokes a very creepy and sinister mood. Personally I just shuffled it and let it play so I don't have track ratings, but there are a plethora of creepy melodies, instruments, and chord progressions here that I dig.