Nile-What_Should_Not_Be_Unearthed-CD-FLAC-2015-CATARACT

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2015-09-11

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     Nile-What_Should_Not_Be_Unearthed-CD-FLAC-2015-CATARACT

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     ARTIST   : Nile                               STOREDATE   : 00-00-2015
     ALBUM    : What Should Not Be Unearthed       RIPDATE     : 09-11-2015
     YEAR     : 2015                               RUNTIME     : 50:03 min
     GENRE    : Death Metal                        LANGUAGE    : English
     LABEL    : Nuclear Blast                      GRABBER     : EAC Secure
     SOURCE   : CDDA                               ENCODER     : FLAC 1.2.1
     QUALITY  : 1057kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels    SIZE        : 399.9MB
     URL      : http://tinyurl.com/qbqrhlh         TRACKS      : 10 Files
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     01  Call To Destruction                                           5:45
     02  Negating The Abominable Coils Of Apep                         4:14
     03  Liber Stellae Rubeae                                          3:48
     04  In The Name Of Amun                                           6:49
     05  What Should Not Be Unearthed                                  6:58
     06  Evil To Cast Out Evil                                         5:37
     07  Age Of Famine                                                 4:11
     08  Ushabti Reanimator                                            1:30
     09  Rape Of The Black Earth                                       4:35
     10  To Walk Forth From Flames Unscathed                           6:36
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                                                                  50:03 min
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   │  For anyone who cares about the vitality of death metal in 2015, fans  │
   │  owe a great deal of gratitude to Nile. As the sub-genre (and metal    │
   │  in general) reached its nadir in 1996 and 1997, it was up to bands    │
   │  like Nile and Hate Eternal to pull the style off life-support and     │
   │  make it more than just a legacy sound.                                │
   │  By adding an extra layer of technicality to the riff-structures,      │
   │  along with the relatively unexplored world of the Pharaohs, Nile      │
   │  played an indispensible role in making the genre feel fresh again.    │
   │  And it was from albums like In Their Darkened Shrines and             │
   │  Annihilation of the Wicked that bands like Obscura and Origin drew    │
   │  inspiration to propel technical death metal into the headbanging      │
   │  consciousness.                                                        │
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   │  But just as old-school death metal became saturated and predictable   │
   │  by the mid-90s, modern technical death metal has become slightly      │
   │  played out as well. This may come from a personal bias toward more    │
   │  raw, straightforward material, but you can only blast a million       │
   │  riffs into the ears of listeners for so long before they crave        │
   │  something more stripped down. As it happens, IÆve always had trouble  │
   │  getting through an entire Nile album in one sitting. I absolutely     │
   │  adore songs like ôCast Down the Hereticö and ôSarcophagus,ö but       │
   │  after three or four more songs I need to take a break.                │
   │                                                                        │
   │  However, with both their technical skill and legacy in tow, Nile      │
   │  demands our attention whenever they leap onto their chariots into     │
   │  battle. Their latest ride is entitled, What Should not be Unearthed.  │
   │  And the title is very deliberate, as the band aims to explore the     │
   │  spirit or force beneath the many world myths and religions,           │
   │  including that of their Egyptian muse: The story behind the title     │
   │  goes deeply beneath everything we have already known, and we may not  │
   │  be ready to face.  With the art I excavated the theories of an elder  │
   │  ancient civilization which could give the origin to ancient Egypt.    │
   │  ThatÆs why you can find a new ingredient in the band imagery,         │
   │  pointing at some higher obscure intelligence, eroding and covered     │
   │  with time.                                                            │
   │  The band also aimed for maximum heaviness on this release, as         │
   │  opposed to the musicianship focused approach of the previous record.  │
   │  And this heaviness is very evident on crushing numbers like ôCall to  │
   │  Destructionö and my personal favorite ôLiber Stellae- Rubaeae.ö       │
   │  Another noticeable trait on this album is the almost total reliance   │
   │  on mid-range growling, as opposed to the low-end depths achieved on   │
   │  previous records- still used here, just not as much.                  │
   │                                                                        │
   │  Though the band intends to delve deeper from a spiritual point of     │
   │  view, the tools they use to get there should be very familiar to      │
   │  Nile devotees: dissonant palm-muted riffs, heavy use of double bass   │
   │  and use of non-metal sounds to paint the characteristic atmosphere    │
   │  of ancient Egypt.                                                     │
   │                                                                        │
   │  While it took me a few listens to really delve into it, What Should   │
   │  Not be Unearthed is a very good, very enjoyable Nile album. And       │
   │  though I might not share the same level of fascination with the       │
   │  pyramids, scarabs and Amon-Ra, I can only honor the band for          │
   │  painting a world for death metal that challenges the listener to      │
   │  look beyond the genreÆs usual environment.                            │
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01-nile-call_to_destruction.flac44,46 MB
02-nile-negating_the_abominable_coils_of_apep.flac32,83 MB
03-nile-liber_stellae_rubeae.flac29,66 MB
04-nile-in_the_name_of_amun.flac51,26 MB
05-nile-what_should_not_be_unearthed.flac52,18 MB
06-nile-evil_to_cast_out_evil.flac43,90 MB
07-nile-age_of_famine.flac32,22 MB
08-nile-ushabti_reanimator.flac10,14 MB
09-nile-rape_of_the_black_earth.flac35,51 MB
10-nile-to_walk_forth_from_flames_unscathed.flac49,28 MB