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Break The Curse

Intense Records | Rerelease 2001 | Nuclear Blast

#	Title	Length
1	Blood Sacrifice	3:35
2	Brutal Warfare	4:02
3	Impulsation	4:30
4	Turn	0:58
5	New Beginnings	2:37
6	Break the Curse	2:39
7	Illusion of Life	4:56
8	Your Last Breath	3:25
9	Journey of Reconciliation	4:27
10	The Majestic Infiltration Of Order	1:09
Total Time: 32:18

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great album!
it's the first mortification album with a good and primitive sound, the song i prefere are "brutal warfare", "break the curse", "impulsation"..
it's a first style death metal with trash influences very hard and aggressive with a voice very bad of steve and simple guitar/bass riffs (and a drum section very shoal and good)
the best album of mortification

Its great. In the begining I just listend to the newer stuff like brain cleaner. but when i got this in the mail and listed to blood sacrafice it was awsome. steves vocals were much higher then but still were awsome, i could barley tell it was him. thanks for your time, not much of a review is it? Oh well i give it a 4.5 god bless.

Mortification has turned away from the old classical heavy metal of Lightforce, and faces the brutality of thrash metal with a touch of early death metal. The songs are fast and heavy, and has a typical 80's thrash-feel to them, while the vocals are deep growls common from death metal. Songs like "Turn" and "The Majestic Infiltration of Order" are faster and more grind-orientated, "Journey of Reconciliation" is a bit slower, and the Cameron Hall-written song "Illusion of Life" has a more old school heavy metal-sound to it. Lyrically, the album is pretty much straight-forward on the christian message, a theme Mortification never has turned their back on!