Entropy, by Suds

Entropy

by Suds

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1.	Planetary Adjustment 02:40	buy track
2.	Dizzy 05:23	buy track
3.	A Beneficial Journey 03:09	buy track
4.	Stepping Stone 03:17	buy track
5.	FVCK 04:29	buy track
6.	Entropy 04:19	buy track

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MalLabel Music is getting ready to lose all control while our newest artist takes us on a tripped out ride through the depths of the matrix. From Arcata, California, we are stoked to bring you this raw new premiere by SuDs.

Half of No Requests along with Keese, another MalLabel favourite, his solo project is long overdue and we are stoked to drop this diverse manifesto of labyrinthine bass all up in the house. His debut EP Entropy touches all forms of the creepily intricate and gets as deep as one can go. Setting in nice and low with that ghetto introspective shit, this collection of bassbin bumpin' goods are set to make you lose control of mind and muscle as you freak to the psychedelic sound.

'Planetary Adjustment' gives you a sinking feeling as the opening track immediately drops you into the depths and 'Dizzy' continues your descent into madness while tripping out and hearing voices to some bouncy grime. These voices carry us through 'A Beneficial Journey' where the psychedelia doesn't stop, but the Trap picks up in a bouncy little hood beat. 'Stepping Stones' picks it up a notch with a big room bounce and a lot more grime to carry us through the tripping fields and 'FVCK' gets real with some huge low end, dirty horns and creepy ass digitals... yes. Finally, the title track ends the journey with an ominous symphony of huge atmospheres and a direct connection to the other side. When you are finally ready to unplug you might want to be careful standing up.