From
 the 
heart
 of 
San
 Jose,
 CA, 
INFM
 is 
a 
three‐piece 
edgy 
pop 
punk 
band.

 They 
are 
well 
known
 for 
high-energy 
performances 
filled 
with 
intricate
 compositions. On April
 13th they
 released 
their
 sophomore 
album
"Decayde".
 
This 
album
 contains 
many
 different 
aspects 
of
 punk
 rock 
which 
has 
been
 described 
by 
Aaron 
Carnes 
of 
Metro 
Magazine 
as 
"a 
combination 
of
 hardcore
 and
 pop‐punk, 
pulling 
heavily 
from
 the
 90's 
punk
 bands
 off 
of 
the 
Fat 
Wreck 
Chords
 roster", 
like
 Propagandhi,
 No
 Use
 for 
a 
Name,
 and
 NOFX. The 
new
 album
 also
 features 
other 
local 
musicians 
adding 
spice 
to 
the 
sound 
with 
country 
style
 slide
 guitar, 
blasting 
trumpets, 
and
 guest 
vocalists 
with 
various
 music
 backgrounds
 from
 hip
 hop
 to 
rockabilly.



INFM
 started 
out
 in 
2000
 and
 contains
 all
 original 
members 
to
 this 
day.
 In
 2003, 
they 
did 
their 
first 
interstate 
tour
 to
 promote
 their 
EP
"Last 
Honest 
Punk
 Demo". In 
2006,
 they
 released
 and
 toured 
another 
EP
 titled
"Thumb
 Wars". 

Over
 the
 years
 INFM
 has 
built 
a 
strong
 fan
 base. With 
the 
support 
from 
playing 
all 
varieties
 of 
festivals,
 clubs, 
and 
bars, 
they 
were 
able 
to 
produce 
their 
first 
full‐length 
album
"Weapons
 of 
Mass
 Dysfunction" 
in 
2008,
 which
 included
 18 
tracks
 of 
eclectic 
punk
 styling.



"Decayde" 
is 
a 
pun
 to 
describe 
the
 last
 ten
 years
 of
 the
 band.

 The 
band 
can 
be 
found
 supporting 
their 
new
 album
 by 
performing 
in 
Northern
 California 
and
 beyond,
 filling
 bars 
and
 selling
 out
 clubs. 

INFM 
is 
the 
hardest 
working
 band
 in 
San 
Jose, 
but
 they
 never 
forget 
what
 is 
important. 

"Music’s
 not 
a 
competition,
 it's 
about 
community"
 –
 INFM