Sro once again takes us by the hand to lead us on another psychedelic ride into the ether. This time around, the destination, “ill Recollection”, is a gentle, dreamy headspace at the bottom of the ocean, where Rhodes glide between your ears and percussion smoothly fades in and out of your consciousness.

True to his experimental nature, Sro has

Sro once again takes us by the hand to lead us on another psychedelic ride into the ether. This time around, the destination, “ill Recollection”, is a gentle, dreamy headspace at the bottom of the ocean, where Rhodes glide between your ears and percussion smoothly fades in and out of your consciousness.

True to his experimental nature, Sro has never been afraid to work with odd sounds and structures to throw the listener off guard. “ill Recollection” is no different, however, this time around Sro moves through the motions smoothly, keeping the overall atmosphere seamless and relaxed whilst still achieving that mysterious vibe. In conclusion, “ill Recollection” has it’s weirdness dial turned down a notch compared to previous Sro releases, however, it is far from lacking imagination. Sro’s chaotic take on music has simply been polished, leaving us with equilibrium between the overtly experimental and the palatable. The result is an EP that is utterly unique and yet totally absorbing.

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Just over a year after his debut EP, Sro has once again graced us with his abstract, unpredictable and somewhat bizarre productions in the form of “Wot”, his first full album released via Aviary Bridge Records. Get ready to be transported into another dimension - with psychedelic beats and dreamy ambiences, Sro is taking us on another ride into

Just over a year after his debut EP, Sro has once again graced us with his abstract, unpredictable and somewhat bizarre productions in the form of “Wot”, his first full album released via Aviary Bridge Records. Get ready to be transported into another dimension - with psychedelic beats and dreamy ambiences, Sro is taking us on another ride into the strange complexities of the subconscious.

Produced by an artist who sees beauty in imperfection, Sro’s debut album “Wot” is as mesmerising as it is strange. A combination of lo-fi hip hop beats and an array of odd soundscapes, there are constant irregular turns and transformations throughout “Wot” that keep you on the edge of your seat. Phased synths and textures create plenty of chaos throughout the journey, however Sro grounds these oddities with recognisable hip hop beats, bringing the album (sort of) back to Earth. In conclusion, “Wot” is not dissimilar to a stream of consciousness that you would experience in dreams. Immerse yourself in it, and it will make perfect sense. Afterwards however, you might wonder what kind of crazy ride you just came off of.