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'''Infinity Frequencies''' is an anonymous vaporwave artist and a music producer, publishing releases since | '''Infinity Frequencies''' is an anonymous vaporwave artist and a music producer, publishing releases since 2012 that are deemed as one of the earliest releases in the "broken transmission" style. | ||
The artist gained mass attention after Computer Death release, where the artist sampled particular bits of songs & instrumentals, often turning them into loops that are almost unrecognizable from the source, thus leading into creation of independent digital art that is free of previous context and is freeform collage of sound, often harvested off late 20th century recordings. A lot of Infinity Frequencies' albums became inspiration for multiple artists to expand & deviate from. The artist would later partake in creation of ''computer-gaze'', named after the influential Computer series. | The artist gained mass attention after Computer Death release, where the artist sampled particular bits of songs & instrumentals, often turning them into loops that are almost unrecognizable from the source, thus leading into creation of independent digital art that is free of previous context and is freeform collage of sound, often harvested off late 20th century recordings. A lot of Infinity Frequencies' albums became inspiration for multiple artists to expand & deviate from. The artist would later partake in creation of ''computer-gaze'', named after the influential Computer series. | ||