Fans of Ministry, Mr. Bungle and the like will sink their teeth deep into this platter of high-intensity weirdness. Beginning with "Meat Of The Hoof" and ending a little over a half-hour later with "Rattle," High Idol Pulsation is a journey through sickness and insanity that will leave you wondering whether you should laugh or duck your head under the covers and stay there until Armageddon. With interesting changes, gruff vocals and enough going on beneath the sonic surface to satisfy both fans of prog and tech metal, HIP will not disappoint anyone seeking adventure. Especially fun is "Burying The Equilibrium" which begins with a section that can only be described as Hall and Oates traveling to New Guinea, which then explodes into a White Zombie-cum-Nine Inch Nails bloodbath.
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Fans of Ministry, Mr. Bungle and the like will sink their teeth deep into this platter of high-intensity weirdness. Beginning with "Meat Of The Hoof" and ending a little over a half-hour later with "Rattle," High Idol Pulsation is a journey through sickness and insanity that will leave you wondering whether you should laugh or duck your head under the covers and stay there until Armageddon. With interesting changes, gruff vocals and enough going on beneath the sonic surface to satisfy both fans of prog and tech metal, HIP will not disappoint anyone seeking adventure. Especially fun is "Burying The Equilibrium" which begins with a section that can only be described as Hall and Oates traveling to New Guinea, which then explodes into a White Zombie-cum-Nine Inch Nails bloodbath.
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