Nightmare of You has proven that practices makes for vast improve with their sophmore album, Infomaniac. The New York City-based indie rock band has created an album based on synergetic instrumental measures.

The background of the indie band’s musical influences of the Talking Heads and Supergrass surely rounds out the sophisticated sound Nightmare of You provides on the CD.

The first line that captured my ear is “Someday, but not today,” which is a laid back track that gives us the “struggling life experience,” which incorporates a tasteful guitar solo.

The soulful song, “Experimental Bed,” is lead in by a hip-hop drum beat and is accompanied by a classic rock guitar sound that leaves you wanting more.

From the tracks “Hey Sweetheart” and “Please Don’t Answer Me,” two songs that are precede the band’s debut album and have been fan favorites live for years that band shows they are just on the verge of what they can accomplish.

Overall, Infomaniac offers an artful and emotional ride with melodic guitars and dynamic vocals. Some might call this an ”indie rock” sounding album, but the bottom line is that this is a band who has taken a modern twist to classic rock in a good way.