Culver - Rotting Murderess

Review by Stephen Jones

Culver's latest album, Rotting Murderess, is a haunting and visceral journey into the depths of experimental noise. The album features six tracks of raw and abrasive soundscapes that are expertly crafted to create an intense and immersive listening experience.

The opening track, "Rotting Murderess," sets the tone for the album with its ominous and foreboding atmosphere. The distorted guitars and pulsing rhythms create a sense of unease that permeates throughout the entire album.

As the album progresses, Culver continues to push the boundaries of noise music with tracks like "Sinking in the Mire" and "Flesh and Bone." These tracks are filled with layers of feedback, distortion, and dissonance that create a chaotic and disorienting sound.

Despite the harshness of the music, Rotting Murderess is a carefully constructed album that showcases Culver's skill as a musician and producer. The use of dynamics and subtle shifts in tone and texture keep the listener engaged and prevent the album from becoming too overwhelming.

Summary by Stephen Jones

Rotting Murderess is an impressive and challenging album that is sure to appeal to fans of experimental noise music. Culver has created a truly unique and powerful work that demands to be heard.