SonicDiscovery

The great experimental hip hop producer and vocalist JPEGMAFIA has been releasing a ton of singles in-between album cycles and here he brings us a second helping of them on EP2!. For fans of his previous work, you can still find more obscure leaning production on tracks like “KELTEC!” and the James Blake co-produced “PANIC ROOM!”, but for the most part this EP finds JPEGMAFIA unveiling some of his softest and most accessible music delivered in a r&b style. Lyrically ... read more

Being a long time Foo Fighters fan, I’m coming to terms that it’s very probable they released their last great album back in 2011 with Wasting Light. Recent albums like Sonic Highway (2014) & Concrete and Gold (2017) each had their moments, but for the most part contained tons of filler which will never be heard again live. At this time, The Foos are basically rock ambassadors that focus on just a certain number of track to still give them the radio hits and they can try to ... read more

It’s really impressive what someone can accomplish when they set their mind to something and Yasmin Williams is a great example of just that. She’s an acoustic fingerstyle guitarist from Virginia who first playing the guitar in 2009 after falling in love with Guitar Hero 2 and on her second album Urban Driftwood she displays an impressive musicianship and style of playing. Some of her music can really get going with her percussive hits and lap tapping, as others are gentler and easy ... read more

The Rhode Island based experimental noise outfit The Body have been making ears bleed with their brutal music since 2004 and although their newest set I’ve Seen All I Need to See is my first time experiencing them, I feel like I get the jest of what they are about. Throughout these (songs?) they deliver heavily distorted beds of drone that employ metallic riffs, powerful drumming and piercing shrieks (this part got a little grating) along the way that should be enough to give anyone ... read more