Unlike many musicians whose musical careers began early in life, Linfinity front man Dylan Von Wagner didn’t start playing music seriously until his late 20s. From this latent interest in music sprouted Linfinity. This strangely-named sextet blends rock and Americana to create a sound that is both unique and unsettling.
Linfinity plays music from their critically-acclaimed debut album, Martian Bloom.
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Comments [10]
I love this band! I highly recommend this album.
quite impressive, a link was sent to our office and I randomly started playing it and the office circled around, compelling
Ok I take back that crack about Vertical Horrizons... that was a good story
I love this!! So strangely beautiful. I love when I work and listen to WNYC, and I learn about all these cool new music from Sound Check. I will check out their album.
but I Love B. Ferry and romantic, haunting lyrics.....haa ..hhah?
Linfinity kinda like Vertical Horizons
Exactly, it's like Brian Ferry as an adolescent stoner and not in a good way.
Brian Ferry, without the romantic doom ????
I didn't like the first time when it was called Roxy Music!
Saw them in concert when they passed through the Twin Cities area, and they absolutely blew the crowd away! I would say one of their best songs to play live is "Holy Rain" or "Choo Choo Train to Venice". Hands down, go see them and you'll get addicted to the CD!
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