Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement

Surprise new release on Low Jack’s much sought-after Les disques de la Bretagne series, a tropical spell from Dominick Fernow’s Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement on a lights-out dancehall voodoo tip - the first RSE release outside of Hospital Productions.  Dominick Fernow (Prurient) and Low Jack untie for this latest incarnation of Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement, after stumping one of 2018’s biggest surprises with their dread-filled collaboration ‘Red Ants Genesis’  On the A-side’s noxiously swampy ‘Bridgetown Dub’ they come to bury the dance with mesmerising chants and skeletal drums and powerful electro-dub subs - brought to life in-the-mix by Paul Corley - while lightning and thunder threaten collapsing skies. The synthetic vocal edits and drums take this deeper into steppers territory than any other RSE (or for that matter any of Fernow's many aliases) we can recall - proper vibe.  ‘Price To Pay’ on the flip follows in bassy suit, starting off almost shorn of drums and licked with currents of tropical warm air chords that lull you into a state of a most welcome mental paralysis, before those kicks come in again for a delirious sense of momentum.  Powerful spells, strongly recommend to fans of Demdike Stare, Equiknoxx, Shackleton, Burial.