Review: Hypercolour boss man Alex Jones gets weird & wild on this Infin EP with four starkly different numbers that somehow all come together. "Infinity", the darkest, and hardest of the four, kicks out at a badass tempo for the heavier tech house heads out there, with something breezier, funkier and uplifting yet equally strange in vocally in "Gwilliam". As if cutting and screwing some lost Crookers tracks from the late 2010s "Passe" has squat rave written all over it, with vocoder of the year effect going to "Pressure Wash" and its distant drum pattern. An EP made unique by its oddball vocals and higher tempo beats. Wickedly strange
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