Sullivan King Releases Seven Track EP, CHAOS WILL BRING PEACE

– EP reviewed by BIOTECHNICK –

For over a decade, Sullivan King has pushed the limits of rock and electronic music. Now, he’s poised to unveil his most ambitious undertaking yet. CHAOS WILL BRING PEACE, a seven-track EP, has just been released today via Monstercat Uncaged.

This landmark release boasts an impressive roster of collaborators, including dubstep luminaries DIESEL (Shaq), NGHTMRE, and Kompany, alongside rocktronic pioneers Grabbitz and Kayzo, and emerging talents Vastive and Emorfik. A genre-bending masterpiece, it seamlessly fuses heavy bass, electrifying guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and captivating narratives.

Keep on reading to find a detailed description and review of each of the tracks making up the EP:

‘CHAOS WILL BRING PEACE’

The album opens with the epic title track, ‘CHAOS WILL BRING PEACE,’ and it wastes no time setting the tone for what’s to come. Starting with a tension-building intro, it erupts into a fierce guitar lead that screams classic Sullivan King. The intensity only grows as the track transitions into a gritty, mechanical drop that’s pure chaos in the best way. The second drop? A wild curveball—a hard techno beat that flips back into relentless dubstep, leaving you breathless. This track is a statement piece, blending genres with raw power and precision. It’s Sullivan King at his most unapologetically heavy, and it’s impossible not to get hyped for the rest of the album.

‘The Beginning’

Sullivan King shows off his versatility in ‘The Beginning,’ delivering a stunning drum and bass anthem. The serene piano opening feels like the calm before the storm, setting an emotional tone that carries throughout the track. His soaring vocal storytelling and masterful guitar work shine, elevating the song into something truly cinematic. When the drop hits, the sharp, textured bass adds an innovative twist to the drum and bass genre, showcasing King’s ability to evolve his sound. That “AAAAAAAA” bass absolutely floored me. It’s a track that feels both introspective and explosive, offering a moment of reflection amidst the album’s heavier hitters. A beautifully crafted song that highlights Sullivan King’s depth as an artist.

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‘Slaughter’ (w/ Vastive)

‘Slaughter’ is an absolute bruiser of a track, perfectly combining Sullivan King’s aggressive style with Vastive’s hard-hitting finesse. From the opening guitar chugs, it hooks you in, demanding your full attention. The three distinct drops are masterful in their progression, each offering a different flavor of chaos. The second drop, with its punchy quarter-note rhythm, is especially addictive—a headbanger’s dream. By the time the third drop hits, the energy is through the roof. This track is a nonstop adrenaline rush, a testament to the creative synergy between King and Vastive, and it’s guaranteed to have fans losing their minds in the pit.

‘Crankwork’ (w/ Crankdat)

When Sullivan King and Crankdat team up, you know you’re in for something explosive. ‘Crankwork’ is a mosh-pit anthem through and through, designed to unleash chaos. The buildup is electric, oozing anticipation, and the fake-out drop is genius—a perfectly timed moment of suspense before the full force of the track hits. Crankdat’s signature high-energy style blends seamlessly with Sullivan King’s iconic guitar riffs and raw vocals, resulting in a track that’s both devastatingly heavy and irresistibly fun. It’s the kind of song that’ll have festival crowds going absolutely feral, and I can already picture the circle pits at Lost Lands. A flawless collaboration.

‘Fury’ (w/ Emorfik)

‘Fury’ is raw, unrelenting energy personified. Sullivan King and Emorfik deliver a track that feels primal in its intensity, with a relentless rhythm that grabs you and doesn’t let go. Emorfik’s powerful vocals add a unique layer, amplifying the aggression and giving the song an extra edge. The drop is razor-sharp, cutting through with mechanical precision, while the overall vibe is unfiltered chaos—a true headbanger’s delight. It’s tracks like this that remind me why Sullivan King’s music resonates so deeply: it’s heavy, it’s cathartic, and it absolutely shreds. Here’s hoping for more collaborations between these two.

‘Sweat’ (feat. KAYZO)

With ‘Sweat,’ Sullivan King and KAYZO break the mold, creating the most unique track on the album. This high-energy blend of heavy bass and techno is impossible to ignore—it’s designed to get you moving. The techno influences bring a fresh twist to King’s usual sound, and the vocal line, “Break a Sweat,” is a perfect rallying cry for the dance floor. While it might not appeal to everyone, there’s no denying the infectious energy and creativity on display. The contrast between the mechanical drops and KAYZO’s punchy rhythms makes this a standout. It’s a bold experiment that pays off in spades.

‘Never Come Back’ (w/ Kompany and Diesel)

The album closes with a heavyweight anthem, ‘Never Come Back,’ featuring Kompany and Diesel. From the moment Shaq’s booming vocals hit, the track radiates pure, unfiltered hype. The fake-out drop is executed flawlessly, building tension before delivering an earth-shattering first drop. Kompany’s technical precision is on full display, while Sullivan King’s guitar solo ties everything together with his signature flair. The result is an absolute monster of a track—one that demands to be played at full volume. It’s a grand finale that encapsulates everything this album represents: power, passion, and a relentless drive to push boundaries. Truly an unforgettable way to close out an incredible album.

Closing Thoughts

Sullivan King’s CHAOS WILL BRING PEACE is a masterclass in blending genres and delivering raw emotion through heavy music. Every track offers something unique, from neck-snapping drops to melodic interludes, making this album an unforgettable experience. Each collaboration brings out the best in both King and his featured artists, creating a dynamic, cohesive journey. It’s clear that Sullivan King poured his heart and soul into this project, and as a fan, I couldn’t ask for more. A 10/10 album that reminds me why I fell in love with this music in the first place.

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