It's been a long road to music for Greg Maness, known as Goodtime Greg. From his youth outside of Washington, DC  freestyling in ciphers to the release of his first EP, FINALLY, there was a 20-year gap. Along the way, a wilderness program in the Utah desert, a college degree in history, a failed acting career, and lots of dead end jobs. Music had always called him, but it took a mushroom-enhanced wake up call in Joshua Tree to realize he had never acted on his calling. Now with the GOD & DRUGS EP, his third release in less than 2 years, Greg is making music from his life and experiences -- pain, spirituality, and substance abuse -- and turning them into something honest & wholly his own.

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Poxsey was born under a new moon, when producer Justin Symbol and vocalist Violet began crafting music together. From their first sessions, the duo conjured a darkly enchanting blend of dystopian darkwave, post-punk, and electro-pop—laced with industrial grit and witch house shadows. It's music for the midnight hours: dreamy, raw, and otherworldly.

Poxsey blends the haunted minimalism of Boy Harsher with the glitchy chaos of Crystal Castles and the raw emotion of early Nine Inch Nails.

Poxsey (pronounced Po-zee) carries layered meanings. There’s the eerie nursery rhyme: “Ring around the Rosie, pocket full of posies”—a reference to flowers strewn on plague-era graves. There’s the sting of being called a poser, the ache of feeling like an outcast even among outsiders. And there’s pox itself: a symbol of plague, curse, and rot.

True to its name, Poxsey is both cutesy and cursed—delicate as a flower petal, yet jarring and confrontational like a mass grave. Each song tells a story: sometimes grotesque, always honest. And in that brutal honesty, a fragile, fleeting beauty is born.

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