Infinity Girl was a four-piece shoegaze and noise pop band hailing from Brooklyn, New York, though they were originally formed in Boston, Massachusetts. Known for their lush soundscapes, the band expertly combined ethereal guitar riffs with melodic vocals to create a distinctively dreamy yet potent sonic experience. Infinity Girl first made a splash with their debut album, "Stop Being on My Side," which garnered attention from indie music lovers for its compelling blend of lo-fi aesthetics and shoegaze textures.

The band continued to build upon their atmospheric sound with their subsequent releases. "Just Like Lovers," maintained the same fervent energy with a polished edge, reflecting the band’s growth and refining of their style. Their penultimate album, "Harm," released in 2015, delved deeper into the shoegaze genre, earning praise for its cohesive production and emotive depth. Infinity Girl solidified their space in the scene with their final and perhaps most mature offering, "Somewhere Nice, Someday" in 2017. The album was a bittersweet farewell that encapsulated the band's ability to balance introspective lyricism with enveloping soundscapes. Though the band may have concluded their journey, Infinity Girl remains a beloved part of the indie shoegaze tapestry, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate with fans and influence new artists within the genre.