With sweeping interlays of shaded sound, San Gabriel Valley-based producer Kyle Parker makes a wholly original style of music that often challenges the very meaning of what music is or what songs are. With origins that lie in the Los Angeles noise rock of the aughties, Parker managed to find his more electronically ambient musical tendencies and creates music that's markedly different that his previous music ventures. Though he experimental under his Infinite Body guise for a period of time, tinkering around with a characteristic sound, Parker found his true Infinite Body voice on his 2010 album, Carve Out the Face of My God. The LP would be universally praised by many critics and help establish Parker as one of the more buzz-worthy experimental producers of his generation.
