Prog

INFINITE RISING

from the minds of HP Lovecraft and manga horror maestro Junji Ito meet Japanese pop and sci-fi cinema in the musical melting pot of Italian instrumental trio Infinite Rising. The band’s self-styled spatial prog inhabits the same corner of the cosmos as Plini, LTE and Animals As Leaders, and their upcoming album is a thrilling voyage into the. “We imagined the lights of a sunset mixed with space atmospheres,” says bassist Silvia Pistolesi. “We didn’t think about composing ‘prog music’; we thought about playing what we liked, making music that makes us feel good and proud, and then prog came out as a result.”

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