We'll let Infinity Shred describe the scene:

"A forty-third century metropolitan utopia fatally obsessed with analog synths and distorted instruments. Armies of gracefully engineered, doe-eyed warriors mercilessly slaughtering each other under a dusky sky of neon stardust. A trio based in New York City crafting uplifting synth-driven pieces tinged with just the right amount of death."

Where Frequency by Bartlebeats was the soundtrack to your soldering, Infinity Shred's music to fly drones to.  Two parts sci-fi tinged post rock, one part progressive trance, with equal touches of black metal and dystopian church music mixed in, Infinity Shred's album Long Distance is the kind of music that defies any classification besides intensely futuristic.

For Adafruit's second record release, we've teamed up with Infinity Shred's Damon Hardjowirogo for an exclusive version of Long Distance.  This limited edition vinyl comes In cerulean blue, like the neon-tinged oceans of a not-so-distant future, with a full-color sleeve designed by Asif Siddiky and with photos by Adrian Miles.