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The Texas Instruments – Crammed Into Infinity – Cassette
Crammed Into Infinity is the debut studio album by the American rock band The Texas Instruments, released in 1989. Hailing from San Francisco, the band emerged during the alternative rock and indie music explosion of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The album showcases The Texas Instruments’ distinctive blend of punk, garage rock, and lo-fi aesthetics. “Crammed Into Infinity” is characterized by its raw and energetic sound, combining gritty guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and the impassioned vocals of frontman Larry Winther. The band’s DIY ethos is evident throughout the album, with its lo-fi production style and a raw, unpolished sound that adds to the album’s charm.
Crammed Into Infinity features a collection of short, punchy tracks filled with infectious hooks and a sense of urgency. Songs like “Motorcycle Boy” and “Club Meds” exemplify the band’s high-energy approach, while tracks like “Sister Victrola” and “Negative Man” showcase their knack for crafting catchy melodies with a touch of punk attitude.
While The Texas Instruments never achieved mainstream success, Crammed Into Infinity garnered a cult following and is highly regarded among fans of underground and alternative rock. The album’s raw energy and unapologetic approach to rock music helped establish The Texas Instruments as a notable presence within the indie scene of the late 1980s.
Crammed Into Infinity remains a testament to the band’s unbridled enthusiasm and their contribution to the DIY spirit of the era. With its gritty sound and memorable tracks, the album stands as a snapshot of a time when alternative rock was finding its footing and carving out its own identity in the music landscape.
Rockville Records
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Track Listing
1. Crammed Into Infinity
2. Don’t Force Me (To Force You)
3. Hanging By A Thread
4. Standing Here Wondering Which Way To Go
5. World’s Gotten Smaller
6. Walking Question Mark
7. Big White Horse
8. She’s Not Free
9. Decade Of Denial
10. Over Before It Started
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