In an era of sterile club loops and recycled beats, Marshall Applewhite shatters the surface with “not aware enough to stop” — a girthy, industrial-strength slab of futuristic sludge techno that sounds like it was exhumed from the bowel of the Rouge River.
Thick with distortion, dripping in machine oil, and pulsing like a bio-mechanical heart, this isn’t just another release — it’s sludge 2.0. Clocking in at BPMs that feel more like tectonic shifts than tempos, this is for the late-night ruin-riders, warehouse survivors, and audio extremists. “not aware enough to stop” is larger than anything else happening right now — sonically, thematically, and physically.