Manslaughter 777

Manslaughter 777 is an electronic side project formed by drummers Lee Buford (<a href="spotify:artist:1VFYpTpgmp7ANXqok2dTg3">the Body</a>) and Zac Jones (<a href="spotify:artist:67t6iyITO4iXVv9PA16gh8">Braveyoung</a>, MSC). Their 2021 debut, World Vision Perfect Harmony, is a creative exploration of rhythms and samples, drawing from dub, trip-hop, jungle, and more.

<a href="spotify:artist:1VFYpTpgmp7ANXqok2dTg3">The Body</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:67t6iyITO4iXVv9PA16gh8">Braveyoung</a> first collaborated on the 2011 full-length Nothing Passes, and Jones guested on <a href="spotify:artist:1VFYpTpgmp7ANXqok2dTg3">the Body</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:3TaLdYu9rA6H364ROYMmvF">Uniform</a>'s Everything That Dies Someday Comes Back in 2019. <a href="spotify:artist:1VFYpTpgmp7ANXqok2dTg3">The Body</a> and MSC also worked together on the 2020 release I Dont Ever Want to Be Alone. Jones and Buford recorded their first album as Manslaughter 777, World Vision Perfect Harmony, at Rhode Island's Machines with Magnets studio, along with engineer and mixer Seth Manchester. <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Thrill+Jockey%22">Thrill Jockey</a> released the album in March 2021. ~ Paul Simpson, Rovi