The Infamists "Feral Noises and Amphetamines"

Sounds from USA

27/05/2026 |

Clocking in at a blistering 2'52'', The Infamists' "Feral Noises and Amphetamines" is a ferocious shot of blues-soaked garage rock that hits like a jolt of high-octane adrenaline. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, the power trio—Riley Rogers, Spencer Wharton, and Ryan Weiss—unleashes razor-sharp riffs, snarling vocals, and a fangs-bared guitar solo, all propelled by punk-n-roll energy and infectious gang chants. Wrapped in an ominous werewolf metaphor, the track serves as a gritty cautionary tale about outrunning addiction, channeling raw aggression into a tightly wound, unforgettable burst of sonic rebellion. With its Southern-twanged swagger and anything-goes spirit honed over a decade of independent releases and eclectic live shows, The Infamists prove they're masters of blending bluesy grit with garage-rock chaos, making "Feral Noises and Amphetamines" the perfect, high-speed introduction to their upcoming album Black Magick Carousel.