Name: Only The Desert Grows by Infinity Broke
Duration: 3 min 46 s
Description: 'Only the Desert Grows' is the first single from Infinity Broke's forthcoming second album 'Before Before'. The album is due out in April through Come to the Dark Side Luke/MGM.

Fu##in' Up

Farmer John

City Life (Country Home)

Feels Like a Railroad (River of Pride) [White Line]

Valley of Hearts (Love to Burn)

'Only the Desert Grows' is the first single from Infinity Broke's forthcoming second album 'Before Before'. The album is due out in April through Come to the Dark Side Luke/MGM. 


Only The Desert Grows

Infinity Broke is a new project featuring Jamie Hutchings and Jared Harrison of Bluebottle Kiss fame as well as Jamie’s brother Scott and long-term bassist Reuben Wills. Whilst all four members have played in various incarnations of Jamie’s solo work (most notably on Avalon Cassettes) Infinity Broke sees the band paint with clubs more often than brushes. Scott and Jared pummel out Kraut-Rock friendly rhythms on drums and assorted percussion beneath Wills soulful bass playing, creating a hypnotic yet bloody canvas.

There’s also a notable return of electricity, particularly in Jamie’s often free-improvised, jagged guitar playing. Songs go for as long or a short as they command, however they still remain identifiable as Jamie’s work.

On returning from his third European tour in late 2011, Jamie began playing live in three piece mode with bassist Reuben Wills and drummer Jared Harrison - often delving into older Bluebottle kiss tracks, particularly those that lent themselves to improvisation, such as 'Let the Termites Eat our Riches' from BBK's 2002 album 'Revenge is Slow'. In late 2012 a four piece version of the band featuring Harrison on drums, Wills on bass and Scott Hutchings on percussion and occasional electric guitar began to rehearse.

The group were fortunate enough to gain access to a former shearing shed on a rural property in western NSW in January of 2012 owned by Bathurst based artist Chris Mcgirr. Over two long weekends they recorded over 70 minutes of material with engineer Chris Colquhoun. Some of this material will be released as their debut full length album in early 2014.

Only The Desert Grows

Infinity Broke

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