In Vision Vanish Invisible

History Invades is a rarity in contradistinction to most commonly accepted forms of indie rock, or rather real indie rock, that isn't backed by major-label shareholders seeding a small independent label looking for the next big thing. Perhaps its their brand of binary-digital-punk that remains a blip on the radar screen of a mainstream patrol boat, hiding like an invisible sub developed by rogue sonic engineers and designed to continuously remain on and within the periphery, gathering information and sending it back into the current. There are others (bands) like them, hiding in the shadows, pumping electric cyber punk into the tributaries, slowly infecting those who remain in the shallows for too long, staring at the periscope disguised as a dorsal fin. Is this the wave of the future or the shape of punk to come?