Indeed if you can spread the workload between people that can be a very good thing for a project. Multiple people have indeed different skill sets so I see working together mainly as a surplus for the quality of the project.
But what's the main enemy of each indie project ?
Time.
If you work alone then your control the pace of the project.
If "Real Live" comes knocking then you (hopefully) temporally slow the progress.
If you work in a group then your depended of each other. I someone needs to take a , temporally, step back then it' s very possible that the other members can't, temporally ,continue even if there have at that moment the time to do.
You also need very good documentation so if some member needs to stop complete someone else can pickup his work.
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