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Digress
Digress formed in Brooklyn in 2016 around vocalist Naren Rao and multi-instrumentalist John J. Thomas. Their 2018 single "Fact (feat. Lil Narnia)" brought...
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Digress formed in Brooklyn in 2016 around vocalist Naren Rao and multi-instrumentalist John J. Thomas. Their 2018 single "Fact (feat. Lil Narnia)" brought them wider attention, mixing electronic production with distorted guitars and Rao's introspective delivery.
After that initial burst, they kept working. The albums "Departure" in 2020 and "Asylum" in 2022 found them leaning further into experimental textures, pulling from industrial and ambient music. The sound got darker and more layered, a shift from the more direct approach of "Fact."
They've faced some friction along the way, including a copyright lawsuit in 2020 and criticism for their outspoken views on social issues. The band, still centered on Rao and Thomas, has generally pushed through that noise to focus on the music itself.
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