The Infinite Calling

music is notable for its use of rhythmically mesmerizing digital delays, infinite looping, and massive shimmering reverbs. Candice Michelle of Journeyscapes has said the following about The Infinite Calling's music: "Experimental and improvisational yet easily accessible to the ears, Daniel takes a similar approach as Philip Glass and Steve Reich using his guitar, by creating mostly short phrases that he builds upon, loops over and pulls in and out of time" (Nov. 22, 2016). Hynagogue.net said, "The Infinite Calling is guitarist Daniel Turner, who comes at you with his various delays, effects, and looping pedals and a desire to burrow very deeply into your brain and set it drifting" (Jan.15 2016). Sean Clancy of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has described the music of The Infinite Calling as “Spacey, thoughtful, meditative, hypnotic” (October 7, 2014, p. 1E). A Closer Listen has that said, “As The Infinite Calling, [Turner] shapes the music note by note until it resembles something utterly dreamy and spiritually ethereal” (October 3, 2015). The Infinite Calling has released several digital recordings-The Infinite Calling: 2020 Meditations, Mosaic Meditations (2019), Beyond the Illusion (2018), Reflections for Angels Unaware (2016), Vidya (2015), Waves of Luminescence (2014), and Behold the Infinite (2012). The Infinite Calling has been played on online radio outlets such as the Ambient Online Podcast, Spotify, Last FM, Rhapsody and can be found on Amazon Mp3 and iTunes.