Culver - Blind Bird Of Prey

Review by Michael Carrasco

Blind Bird Of Prey is the latest album from the experimental noise artist Culver. The album is a captivating journey through a dark and brooding soundscape that is sure to leave listeners on the edge of their seats. Culver's use of distortion and feedback creates a raw, gritty sound that is both intense and mesmerizing.

The album opens with the track "The Weight Of The World," a slow, ominous track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the album takes listeners on a journey through a series of dark and moody tracks, each one building on the intensity of the one before it.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Avalanche," a haunting track that features a repeating guitar riff that slowly builds in intensity before exploding into a wall of feedback and distortion. Another standout track is "The Blind Bird Of Prey," a slow, brooding track that features a hypnotic drumbeat and layers of distorted guitars.

Summary by Michael Carrasco

Blind Bird Of Prey is a powerful and captivating album that showcases Culver's talent for creating intense and immersive soundscapes. Fans of experimental noise music will find plenty to love here, while newcomers to the genre will be drawn in by the album's raw energy and dark atmosphere.