Artist description Berklee spawned Prog Band (ooh, "spawned" sounds so dirty doesn't it?). Infinity Minus One is a Progressive Rock/Metal group from Boston that combines elements of Classical Music, Film Scores, and even Video Games in a Rock context. Formed at the famous Berklee College of Music, Infinity Minus One represents the combined visions and effort (and a good amount of sweat too) of a small group of talented musicians from across the country, and around the world. The music of Infinity Minus One ranges from simple compositions to some of the most complex progressive songs ever.

Music Style Progressive Rock/Metal

Musical Influences Dream Theater, TOOL, Pink Floyd, Fates Warning, King Crimson, Queen, Yes, Rush, Cynic, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Danny Elfman, Stravinsky, John Williams, Old Nintendo Games, Japanamation Soundtracks

Similar Artists Dream Theater, Fates Warning, Pink Floyd, TOOL, Radiohead

Artist History Libor and Kevin met at the Berklee College of Music in Boston in the summer of '98. They immediately recognized a common interest in progressive music and began playing together, but not much came of it. Libor then returned to the Czech Republic. Kairo began studying at Berklee later, and met Libor, who had just returned to the school. The two began writing together, and realized that more musicians would need to be involved to bring their ideas to life. Libor brought Kevin into the group, and the three began working together. It became apparent that a unique voice would be needed to front the group. After searching for a singer, they met Denis, who had also attended Berklee earlier. Where the story goes from here has yet to be written, but should be fun to watch.

Group Members Kairo Zentradi, Kevin Hammer, Kelly Conlon, Libor Hadrava

Instruments Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, Bass, Vocals, Random Nonsense

Albums Demo 1.0

Location Boston, Ma - USA

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