Infadels were a London-based rock band signed to the Wall of Sound record l… Read Full Bio ↴Infadels were a London-based rock band signed to the Wall of Sound record label. The band is known for its frenetic live shows. Their debut album, We Are Not the Infadels, was produced by Jagz Kooner and released in January 2006. The follow-up, entitled Universe In Reverse, was released in June 2008.

Infadels were founded in 2003 by Bnann Watts (vocals), Matt Gooderson (guitar, programming) and Alex Bruford (drums), who were joined shortly afterwards by Richie Vernon (live keys) and Wag Marshall-Page (Bass).

The band released two singles, Leave Your Body and Can't Get Enough/Murder That Sound, on their own record label, Dead at Thirty. The awards for "Best Live Act" and "Best Dance Band" at the 2004 Diesel-U-Music Awards sealed a move to the Wall of Sound record label. In January 2005 the Infadels headed into the studio with producer Jagz Kooner to record their critically acclaimed debut album, We Are Not The Infadels. The band supported the release with an almost constant touring schedule with over 150 shows in 20 countries in 2006 alone. This included two UK tours, three European tours, two Australian tours, a number of shows in the USA & China and 35 festival dates.

The band's second album, Universe In Reverse, was released in June 2008. Written largely by Bnann Watts and Matt Gooderson, and produced by Martin "Youth" Glover (The Verve, Guns N' Roses, Depeche Mode), Universe In Reverse makes the leap from dance tent to main stage, with a more urgent, rockier sound characterised by crashing guitars and revving hoover-synths. Guitarist Matt Gooderson described this evolution of the band's sound by saying: “We took the energy and guitars of a rock ‘n’ roll band like The White Stripes or Yeah Yeah Yeahs, then surrounded the music in deep, cinematic sounds.”

Play Blind, the first material from the second album, was given away for free as a limited-time download in February 2008. The next single, Make Mistakes was released in April, and Free Things For Poor People was released in June 2008, reaching #1 on the UK Indie Singles Charts. On Tuesday the 17th of June, the band threw several thousand pounds from an office window in central London in celebration of their own Free Things Day[/tack]. The day was brought to an early close when the band and their fans were cautioned by the police. On Monday the 19th of August they were voted best band at the 2008 Lowlands festival by the Dutch public ahead of Editors and N*E*R*D. Drummer Alex Bruford is the son of drummer virtouso Bill Bruford, famous from bands such as King Crimson and Yes. Bassist Wag Marshall-Page is a friend of Danny Wallace, and is often mentioned in his books.

In March 2009 the band announced via their MySpace page that they had already begun recording a follow-up to Universe In Reverse. In June 2009, the band confirmed their third album would be entitled, The Future of The Gravity Boy during their interview on 3FM's That's Live!. In May 2009 the band released their first studio material since "Universe in Reverse", by making their cover of Sweet Dreams available on their website. The following month a new track, Ghosts was aired on Radio 1 by Alex Metric and backed up rumours of a return to the dance inspired sound of their debut album We Are Not The Infadels.

In November 2009 a new track, "Ghosts" was aired on Radio 1 by Alex Metric and backed up rumours of a return to the dance inspired sound of their debut album We Are Not The Infadels. Following this, Alex Metric offered to produce their next record and in January 2010, the band confirmed that Metric would indeed be on production duties for new LP The Future of the Gravity Boy.

On the 1st of September 2012 the band announced via their Facebook that they had disbanded.

Can't Get Enough
Infadels Lyrics

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Can't get enough

I Can't blitch can't blitch scene a losing sleep
Walking to a strep you're down
I've got to much no to much but he was in a rush
And if was the time for to suck I said

I can't get enough

I can't get enough
I can't get enough
I can't get enough

I cat the rich like a kips sec a man to trip
Swimming to a napalm stream
He kiss me love kiss me love kiss me love for extrem delese me on a river on the floor I said

I can't get enough
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Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Infadels' song Can't Get Enough seem to be a collection of random phrases and words that are difficult to connect with each other. It is hard to extract the intended meaning and message behind these words. The lines might be separated into three verses, each providing separate stories or events. The first verse appears to describe a situation where the singer is struggling to find satisfaction in something or someone in their life. They might be searching for something and failing to find it, which could be causing them to lose sleep. The next verse describes an action-packed scenario where the singer is swimming in a napalm stream and kissing someone, who might be pulling them closer to danger. The last verse talks about someone who met a girl who caught their attention in a short time yet might have been disappointed later on.

Overall, the song appears to communicate the idea that the singer is trying to pursue something that they can not get enough of. Their desire for it appears to be insatiable and perhaps detrimental to their well-being. The phrase "I can't get enough" is repeated throughout the song, perhaps emphasizing the singer's lack of control over their impulses and desires.

Line by Line Meaning

I Can't blitch can't blitch scene a losing sleep
I cannot seem to forget the scene and have trouble sleeping

Walking to a strep you're down
As you walk, you feel down and depressed

I've got too much no, too much, but he was in a rush
I have too much to say, but he wasn't interested in listening

And if was the time for to suck I said
I said it was okay to give in at that moment

I cat the rich like a kips sec a man to trip
I criticize the wealthy people like a thief would try to trip a victim

Swimming to a napalm stream
It feels like being immersed in a deadly situation

He kiss me love kiss me love kiss me love for extrem delese me on a river on the floor I said
He kisses me with so much love that it overwhelms me, and I can only express my feelings while lying on the floor

I no a girl from a trust come around the world
I met a girl from a distant place

In ninety-six seconds flat
In a very short amount of time

She look and trust for a joke kiss me over love Kiss me with a kiss back I said
She appears to be looking for someone to make fun of, and then kisses me passionately in return for my gesture of love

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