Justus Proffit was raised on a healthy eclectic diet of genre agnostic music from his parents; everything from The Cure to TSOL. And while his initial instinct as a teen was to lean into hardcore and punk, even playing in a touring band with his siblings, his first solo effort was an experiment in lo-fi bedroom pop. And that’s a path Proffit is still on with Speedstar, his latest LP, and follow up to 2019’s LA’s Got Me Down, after a handful of EPs. When the COVID pandemic started, he admits to initially quitting music, but ultimately realized he needed to deconstruct his beliefs about music to get back into it. Recorded in several sessions and studios, Speedstar sheds a lot of the noise and experimentation of his debut full length for a subtler approach that puts the spotlight more on his ...
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