Another unsettling listen from the master of extreme – Rudolf Eb.er, Om Kult Volume I is a cerebral feast that cancers the comfortable with needlepoint clarity.
The carrion flies that dart between your hemispheres, those dirt dragging paws. It’s a focused feast that predators a pulse, shadow-plays a closely mic(ed) drama created out from the forest floor in Osaka, a mauling graininess furnished by numb electronics that mausoleum the mind, collude to blossom into some witchy eruptions of wow-ness.
A powerful (paranormal) pull that plays with your imagination in a grotesquely vivid way, your mind left to find unnerving conclusions in ferric hiss or coptering the vaselined violence of feeding time at some feral zoo. An evolution from his (rather impressive) BrainNectar double from a few years back, this single disc delves deeper into the occultist mind-state he carved for himself back then. Om Kult Volume I sadly doesn’t figure any Junko Hiroshige throat action this time round, but instead grazes you with plenty of anguished orgasms and eerie gruntologys as compensation.
This sounds like the real deal, a strange brew that vampyres your vascular, ferments in your skull to become even more potent, ill-lucidity that doesn’t disappoint.
-Michael Rodham-Heaps-