For me, "We Curse, We Trust" is a big chaos when it comes to the track list order. There's no specific order of things to the story line. Maybe the tracklist should have been in another order so it will bring a clearer point of view to the story line. However, I love the idea behind it.

The concept is quite simple: we complain, we fight, we curse (Rather by our own minds or by those around us) and we trust the same "curse". How can this be? Could this be people's biggest mistake? Maybe we can see the most when we are asleep or when we realize that the "curse" is in our minds? SOULLINE are trying to wake us up and see that there's always a conflict between what we want and what we need. The best of this idea is that SOULLINE gives the fans to answer these questions by themselves and not giving an answer which might be a wrong one anyway.

So it's really hard to growl while keeping on a right and clean diction. Klod has managed to do it and even to combine some vocal finesse which is why he deserves the credit for "We Curse, We Trust".It's not as easy as it seems when the band's influenced by bands like: IN FLAMES and DARK TRANQUILLITY.

Here we go, the instrumental part of my review: Basically, There are some great guitar riffs and the tempo is great and powerful. The use of keyboard effects is necessary when it comes to a Melodic Death Metal genre. Nevertheless, SOULLINE could have used guitar harmonics just for adding reliability to the story line.

In conclusion, besides instrumental small issues and an illogical track list order, "We Curse, We Trust"is the great debate between us and ourselves. Are you brave enough?