The progressive post punk ramble and rock of Infinite Games, by Consumables, the fierce NYC-based art punk quartet, is a big bass laden banger with funky sax embellishments, with snappy free form drumming, layers of guitars and a super dense vocal patter expanding the sonic narrative more as the song pushes forward, rolling and picking up intersecting musical layers as it goes.
Razor-cut licks, shout-along choruses and surprising bouts of vulnerability — this new project produced and co-written by Ben Hozie shares much with his other outfit, Bodega. The band, formed around the dual guitars of frontman Kyle crew and Dylan Joyce, bassist Miles Fox and Hector Guillen on drums sweetens mayhem with a touch of melody. A sax floats through, blearily,…