Infadels

About

Infadels, London's electro-rock mavericks, exploded onto the scene with a sound as intoxicating as it was unpredictable. Imagine the hedonistic energy of early '90s rave culture colliding head-on with the raw, visceral grit of post-punk, and you’re somewhere close to their sonic signature. Heavily influenced by The Prodigy, Happy Mondays, and perhaps a dash of New Order's synth-pop sensibilities, Infadels forged a distinct blend that was both danceable and deeply rebellious. Their breakthrough arrived with tracks like "Give Yourself to Me" and "Jaguar," anthems that cemented their place in the mid-2000s indie-dance explosion. Renowned for their electrifying live performances, Infadels became festival circuit staples, captivating audiences with their frenetic energy and infectious beats. Beyond the music, they represented a certain London cool, a swaggering confidence that resonated with a generation hungry for sonic innovation. While commercial success proved elusive for a time, Infadels continued to evolve, experimenting with more electronic and experimental sounds. They are remembered as pioneers of the indie-dance crossover, influencing a wave of artists who embraced the fusion of guitars and synthesizers. Although largely inactive in recent years, their impact on the UK music scene remains undeniable, a testament to their unique vision and unwavering commitment to sonic exploration. The echoes of their riotous energy continue to reverberate within the electronic music landscape.