OKKVLT KΛTT - Aon Ní // video

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Pepsy cooked this lo-fi, grainy, red-themed music video for Katt's single "Aon Ní", lifted from his last year's album "Mo Áthas". The album will (finally) get a physical release thanks to the Séance crew, hopefully before the end of the year.

Okkvlt Katt - Dorsal Vagal (РэрϟЎ Remix)

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Sick remix of Okkvlt Katt's "Dorsal Vagal" single from German producer Pepsy. The original came out on Seance label a few months back (and I totally missed it).

OKKVLT KΛTT - Mo Áthas

Epic. That's the word that comes to my mind after spending over three weeks with this album (to my delight) on my playlist. After a four year long hiatus, "Mo Áthas" marks the return of Mike Starita and his Okkvlt Katt project. He delivers his magnum opus for the newly minted label Séance. The record is a living proof of Mike's artistic growth, showcasing his honed craftsmanship and allowing a glimpse into some of the eclectic influences that impacted his sessions. Kicking off to the sound of cleansing rain, like washing off old sins and troubles, "Mo Áthas" heralds not only a new approach for the artist himself, but also delivers a breath of fresh air to the genre. It is a sonic statement that's both futuristic and deeply rooted in the folklore. Wonderful album from start to finish. Do no miss it.

Get "Mo Áthas" here, and stream it below.

OKKVLT KΛTT - Amhr​á​n Na Leabhar

What an amazing return, Mike is back with this 3-track single for Séance label, promoting his upcoming album "Mo Áthas". Leaning into folklore-inspired witch house that may bring to mind works of Poleja Uvoda and Navji Cary, the lead single features unnamed vocalist that lures you into Katt's cinematic world of soundscapes, shattering cliche witch house tropes and morphing in front of our eyes (and ears) as the song progresses. I am so grateful we got the instrumental version in this pack, because the arrangements, melody and songwriting is top notch here and should be experienced and appreciated on its own. The b-side "Dianthus" is equally captivating, more noisier and grittier than the lead single, but worth four minutes of your time for sure. Epic stuff.

Get it here, stream down below.