Cursed and Calling is born from songs nobody planned.

Hardcore was never a phase. More like a base frequency — what's left when you strip everything else away. Shows, basements, rehearsal rooms, the whole DNA. At some point, nothing seemed to work anymore. And then, out of nowhere, these songs were there. Unasked, unplanned. And that feeling of finally being home again.

Kurt Ebelhäuser heard the demos and got it right away. No long explanations, no pitch — he took them and said: let's do it. In the end, we both walked out of the studio grinning. Promised — promise kept. The grin is still there.

It didn't take long before it got contagious. Miklos from Hungary, Ehren from Malta, Chris from Austria — everyone understood immediately what this was about. No casting, no masterplan. Four people, four countries, one rehearsal room in Graz, now bringing Cursed and Calling to the streets. To where hardcore belongs: small stages, in the pit, eye to eye.

Feel the Sun is the record all four of them had been missing before it existed. No pressure, no calculation. An album that starts in the dark and finds its way into the light.

Sadness writes the songs — but the light keeps us alive.