Something Beautiful (demo)

I'm Drowning (demo)

People and Their Plagues (demo)

"Mr Scratch"
Faster paced underlaid with some exquisite stretchy bent guitar notes.   Could be a perfect match - with songwriter Ivan's trademark urgent high register vocals juxtaposin' well with deeper, murkier guitar riffs - all the while goaded along by percussive driving bass and cymbal crashes.


Mr Scratch (demo)

Two Venezuelans, a Pole and an Englishman walk into a room...

Like a well blended World Service tune-in - and with a name cribbed from a store in the now world famous Chinese city of Wuhan - this is a new invigorating sound that sometimes magically emerges from those who've come together from the four corners of the world.  
Those who bring a wide variety of cultures and musical influences with them - producing music with a carefree, wide-eyed wonder that belies the fact they've all had good experiences of playing in bands back home.

Such a rare mix of nationalities may be unprecedented - and settling into the worldwide musical proving ground of Liverpool with all its history could well prove to be a canny move on the part of Make Joy Infinite.

Without putting too much emphasis on differing pillar to post -metal, post-punk, alt-rock backgrounds, the band's latest songs give a pointer to their seductive appeal and undoubted success as a live band on the Merseyside circuit and beyond.

Mr Scratch (demo)

Make Joy Infinite

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