Rychard Wynn Sarasota, Florida

The music was a mirror held to a dark place.
When I left, it went quiet.

Rychard Wynn

Fig. IFrequency against time

Final release

MMXXIV
Gone EP cover: a cat climbing through bare branches

Gone

EPRychard WynnJanuary 7, 2024
  1. IGone
  2. IIDrift
rychardwynn.bandcamp.com

Past projects

Peoria, Illinois

Live

Fig. II–IV
Infirmary's rig set up on stage: pedals and mixers on a table, a jack-o'-lantern on a stand, red stage lights
Fig. IISetup, Peoria theatre.
Infirmary performing in red light and fog
Fig. IIIInfirmary, live.
Infirmary performing on the floor among cables and electronics
Fig. IVInfirmary, live.

“Infirmary never disappoints. Every release I’ve heard takes a unique, original and inventive approach to harsh noise wall, maybe even an evolution of the genre.”

James Keeler, Wilt, on Necropenetrator

“live performances are very unique, differing almost every time: fog machines and crushing walls of sound that you can feel.”

John Menchacha, Maltross

“It’s sorta like when you hear or say a word so many times that it no longer resembles a real word but starts to sound foreign and strange.”

Abattoir, Obskure Pandemonium, on Vacant City

“Intense HNW sound that stares into the void…”

Unlistenable Music, on Follow The Edges Inward

“a great contemplative journey through varying textures…”

Sam Mckinley, The Rita, on Necropenetrator

Chronology

MMIV–MMXXIV
  1. DBS
  2. Exhale The Dream Smoke
  3. Tin Diaphragm
  4. Shit Inhaler
  5. Directbrainstimulation
  6. Gutter Jesus
  7. BORE
  8. Enemata Productions
  9. Infirmary
  10. Mystery Pill
  11. Mastering
  12. The Diagnostic Dimension Of Axes
  13. Subterranean Drift
  14. Levity
  15. Vakash
  16. Rychard Wynn
Fig. VActivity by year. Each mark a release.

Other projects

Mastering · All 17

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