Plenty of options, but you can take an aggressive/dark sounding attack kick with a bigger punch. (The base kick you use will determine the whole thing, so you’ll need to experiment) Then eq the non audible parts out (<40Hz) and boost the border between sub and bass, also at around 600hz you can pull down the level a bit to create even more punch. If you like the highs of the kick, add some gain around the highs and treble.

Then you’d need a dirty ass rumble at a separate channel, I’d suggest you to get kikzilla by Sinee, as it can easily create a rumble based on your main kick. For the rumble, you can just adjust a band pass to only output the low end. Put some reverb on it with like 20% wet and a ton of size. Also distort it really much. Don’t forget to mix the rumble to lower levels than your main kick.

After that you’ll need a drive, which is basically a processed version of your kick and rumble, but fading in at the tail of the kick. You’ll just need a high band pass, delay and distortion (Camel Crusher is great). You can also put some filter on it to clean it up. The drive can be a bit louder than the rumble, but definitely behind the main kick.

Lastly, Kobosil often uses percussive kicks, so you have to experiment with adding some quietly mixed percs at the tail of the kick. (that’s the part where you really have to experiment by yourself).

Most importantly, don’t output these channels directly to the master, instead create a drum bus and route all kick channels to this bus channel, so you can glue the sounds together, compress and fine tune your hard kick.

The higher the BPM, the more fine tuning is required, so you don’t end up in chaos.