The past year has seen much gigging and two LPs from fast-rising Sonic Graffiti, a seething power trio that has the ballsy, verging-on-metal loudness and musical chops of DFA1979 but with added doses of grit-caked punk-blues and stanky garage-soul. Sonic Graffiti has been on the road a few times behind forthcoming Under the Under Dogs, picking up new fans all up and down the East Coast with a wildly fierce live show that usually ends in all three members drenched in as much sweat as the crowd raging them on. sonicgraffiti.bandcamp.com
This article appears in Best of The Bay 2015.
