MP3: Sumsun Makes "Ants" Sound Like Giants

Sumsun's Judson Rogers is a pretty tall dude, so it's possible that "Ants" is just in reference to the rest of the population. More likely, though, that the West Palm Beach electronic artist, who recently relocated to North Carolina, has tied the first song from his upcoming album to the...

By Reed Fischer

September 2, 2010

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Sumsun's Judson Rogers is a pretty tall dude, so it's possible that "Ants" is just in reference to the rest of the population. More likely, though, that the West Palm Beach electronic artist, who recently relocated to North Carolina, has tied the first song from his upcoming album to the intricacies and beauty of the cities of sand built by one of nature's tiniest but most muscular beasts.

Now we know the approach of his full-length, Samo Milagro, comes September 28 via Leaving Records as a digital download. Physical release details to follow shortly.

For now, read a lovingly compiled blog amalgamation over at Impose, and get the radiant "Ants" as a free MP3 over at Leaving Records' website.

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