Doxxman5

Scaring em! Scaring everybody and blasting them with noise. Seemingly taking some lessons from Death Grips, this new album from Jpeg and Danny B has them trading off lines back n forth and they make a formidable team. Title track “Scaring the Hoes” paints the thoughtless dregs of society as said ‘hoes’, people that don’t like dangerous challenging music or the ones who stay safe and don’t dare to be weird enough. Danny Brown is more of a sense of humor of ... read more

Jpegmafia is definitely the sonic terrorist of our time. He is cataloged as a hip hop artist, and the art of sampling is definitely on display with a lot of rapping inside, but there are also so much punk rock fervor and electronic manipulation that it kind of defies an easy genre. Looking at a song like "New Black History" feat/ Vince Staples, and I just wonder what goes on in that mind of Jpeg, as it really seems to come from something that finds pleasure in being disjointed and ... read more

I can get with pop music that is unique and self aware like this, with just song titles alone like "Gas station" and "Brittany Murphy" speak volumes. While the record would be stronger is they cut out 4 or 5 songs, what is here are some amazingly fun singles in "Dance" and "Crank". Also, the reason it sort of rises above the norm of electro-pop is the way the production maximizes on songs like "St loser" and especially "Yes Good", sort ... read more

Definitely has its moments of fun, quirky genius- "Coats" and "One Stop" come to mind. But a lot of this has qualities of style over substance, too many songs full of "sounds" that are interesting but not truly engaging as pieces of music ( "Train on the Island", "If the Lady Does It", "What Am I Gonna Do" ) I know this has been a long critique of Harding, but i found her last two albums far more entertaining. At times, I really want ... read more