The orchestra conductor raises his baton.

A percussionist performs with Mind on Fire

Infinity Knives is “the unique Baltimore polymath who made ‘Dear, Sudan,’ one of the year’s strangest, most exciting albums,” (Spin) and he is the composer at the heart of Mind on Fire’s next show. In a project spanning 6 years of composition and 18 months of orchestration, we will present an hour-long suite taken from the core of Infinity Knives two-part, 2019 epic, “In the Mouth of Sadness” and “Dear, Sudan.” Employing a chamber orchestra of 16 players, live electronics, and many of the original MCs and vocalists, we will perform in front of a live audience at The Voxel, Baltimore’s newest black box tech theater.

<p>Infinity Knives is “the unique Baltimore polymath who made ‘Dear, Sudan,’ one of the year’s strangest, most exciting albums,” (Spin) and he is the composer at the heart of Mind on Fire’s next show. In a project spanning 6 years of composition and 18 months of orchestration, we will present an hour-long suite taken from the core of Infinity Knives two-part, 2019 epic, “In the Mouth of Sadness” and “Dear, Sudan.” Employing a chamber orchestra of 16 players, live electronics, and many of the original MCs and vocalists, we will perform in front of a live audience at The Voxel, Baltimore’s newest black box tech theater.</p>
