Yeah, this time last week, I was watching the wonderful Infinity Song at the Hybrydy Club in Warsaw:
Find this band's music incredibly uplifting, especially tunes like No One Comes Close and The Sunshine (a truly beautiful, therapeutic song).
But the highlight of the night was the 13-14 minute version of Slow Burn.
Will readily admit that a few months ago, I'd never heard of Infinity Song but I saw that they were playing Warsaw; checked them out; found them incredibly harmonious/melodic; and could not waste a chance of seeing them live.The picture below shows the band dancing with members of the crowd (fantastic band-audience interaction):
But for an almost 60-year-old bloke like myself, I really enjoyed watching things from the back with a few decent beers.
And after the band finished a thoroughly engaging 90-minute set, Joan Baez's Diamonds and Rust started being played (this caught the atmosphere perfectly as Infinity Song remind me of that kind of profoundly innocent music that accompanied the late 60s/early 70s such as Joan Baez, Godspell etc.).
And after the concert, being greeted by a lit-up Palace of Culture:
