Black Curse

Endless Wound

This record is dripping wit atmosphere and evil/dark vibes. The guitar riffs are crunchy and raw, the vocals are crushing and oppressive and the blast beats are heavy. But this albums greatest strength is also it´s greatest weakness and that is its production. The same grainy, low quality sound that makes it so raw and brutal also means that it´s a little incoherent and the simple song writing sounds good with the production it has but it also feels restrictive and like it´s ... read more

Very heavy, very filthy. The vocals on Enraptured in Decay are some of the most genuinely frightening I've ever heard. Looking forward to more from this band in the future

Anyways the album is consistent, all songs are decent. Nothing that stands out, nothing that is bad. I particularly liked the slow parts in the songs, I think the band performs them with great mastery, besides I don't know what to say, maybe I'm a little saturated with Death, it doesn't hit me that much. In question, the duration I think is perfect for the genre, which makes me satisfied.

My introduction to Black Curse was through Lifeless Sanctum, an instrumental (except for the whispers that permeate the track), so I was happy when I found out the rest of the album was supported by a great vocal performance.
The echo effect on the vocal make for a haunting delivery which makes the record feel cavernous in a way. The vocal effects used on Entraptured by Decay that appear before the bass line emerges, produced as some form of sonic whisper are great, and the vocals used towards ... read more