The 1994 album "Infinity" captures Satan's Cheerleaders at the peak of their powers, delivering a potent dose of the Pacific Northwest's rawest punk energy. It remains a benchmark for the era's fiercely independent underground scene.
- Recorded in Seattle, "Infinity" was produced by Tony Fosco, known for his work with other regional punk acts.
- The album was released on August 15, 1994, by the influential Seattle-based label Sympathy for the Record Industry.
- "Infinity" showcased the band's signature blend of driving riffs and confrontational lyrics, solidifying their reputation within the 90s punk underground.
Satan’s Cheerleaders were a garage rock band from Olympia, Washington. They were known for their raw, energetic live shows and a sound that blended punk and surf rock influences.
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