The Infants Melbourne, Australia
The Infants pay homage to the burgeoning post-punk scene of the 1980s, capturing revivalism in its truest sense. Blaise
Adamson (vocals, keys), Chris and Anthony Morse (bass/guitar), and Jack Normoyle (drums) inject a newfound vigour into a well-worn ‘Melbourne’ sound and flaunt it with inimitable swagger.
Grinding rhythms underpin hypnotic melodies in latest EP, Low Rumble.
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