Heavyweight’s Sludge Drops Debut EP “The Serbian Monster” A Story Amongst The Chaos
We can’t stay in the world of blissful melodies forever, as it is just a fragile illusion. We took another step into this chaotic world on our latest visit to Heavyweight Records, this time for Sludge’s new debut EP The Serbian Monster. After Sludge’s initial debut track “Blacksmith”, we were eager for what he would release next. Heavyweight has been a home for a more unique and darker selection of artists since its founding in 2017, focusing primarily on heavy bass and dark hip-hop. With a lineup of misfits including Gommi, Timmy Trumpet, GRAVEDGR, and now Sludge, we can’t wait to be made uncomfortable by whatever they put out next.
While Sludge may appear to appear sinister on the surface, its because he channels his family’s history through his music. The Serbian Monster details the troubles and chaos of his family initial escape from Yugoslavia during the war. Sludge’s message rings clear and true, as through the chaos and madness of his music we can only imagine the pure horror of what his family experienced. All four tracks on The Serbian Monster are brand new, each track detailing a part of his heritage. The EP’s closing track “End Game” is our personal favorite, as the track creates an ethereal sense of victory that essentially serves as a light at the end of the tunnel.
Make sure you check out The Serbian Monster on Spotify below and on Soundcloud!
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