What Should Not Be Unearthed CD

With numerous critically acclaimed albums and countless world tours under their belt, South Carolinas Nile have raised the bar for extreme metal bands musically, lyrically and conceptually. Their withering live performances are nothing short of legendary. Formed in 1993 by Karl Sanders (guitar / vocals), Chief Spires (bass / vocals) and Pete Hammoura (drums), Nile wasted little time combining their interest in Egyptian history, culture and lore with the ferocity of modern death metal. Using a symphonic approach to songwriting and arrangement, Nile unleashed an uncompromising attack that fused unique technical death metal with organic Middle Eastern tones. Their unique lyrical approach was inspired by Sanders interpretation of ancient Egyptian inscriptions, temple carvings, papyri, hieroglyphics and tomb paintings depicting ancient battles, rituals and religious ceremonies. Each following year brought a new recording which marked a large step forward in their musical evolution. Albums such as 2002s ambitious In Their Darkened Shrines and the most recent At The Gate Of Sethu took Niles astute songwriting and invention to dizzying new heights. The bands eighth studio release, What Should Not Be Unearthed, once again sees them team up with mixer Neil Kernon (Queensryche, Scorpions). The focus this time around is on brutally heavy metal riffing and songwriting, recalling the Annihilation Of The Wicked album but streamlined in order to achieve maximum destructive impact. Sanders explains: Although Unearthed is still full of the kind of undeniable musicianship people have come to expect from Nile over the years, its the songs themselves that will hit listeners over the head this time around. Tracklisting 1. Call To Destruction 2. Negating The Abominable Coils Of Apep 3. Liber Stellae Rubaeae 4. In The Name Of Amun 5. What Should Not Be Unearthed 6. Evil To Cast Out Evil 7. Age Of Famine 8. Ushabti Reanimator 9. Rape Of The Black Earth 10. To Walk Forth From Flames Unscathed

With numerous critically acclaimed albums and countless world tours undertheir belt, South Carolinas Nile have raised the bar for extreme metal bandsmusically, lyrically and conceptually. Their withering live performances arenothing short of legendary.

Formed in 1993 by Karl Sanders (guitar / vocals), Chief Spires (bass / vocals)and Pete Hammoura (drums), Nile wasted little time combining their interestin Egyptian history, culture and lore with the ferocity of modern death metal.Using a symphonic approach to songwriting and arrangement, Nileunleashed an uncompromising attack that fused unique technical deathmetal with organic Middle Eastern tones.

Their unique lyrical approach was inspired by Sanders interpretation ofancient Egyptian inscriptions, temple carvings, papyri, hieroglyphics andtomb paintings depicting ancient battles, rituals and religious ceremonies.Each following year brought a new recording which marked a large stepforward in their musical evolution. Albums such as 2002s ambitious In TheirDarkened Shrines and the most recent At The Gate Of Sethu took Nilesastute songwriting and invention to dizzying new heights.

The bands eighth studio release, What Should Not Be Unearthed, onceagain sees them team up with mixer Neil Kernon (Queensryche, Scorpions).The focus this time around is on brutally heavy metal riffing and songwriting,recalling the Annihilation Of The Wicked album but streamlined in order toachieve maximum destructive impact. Sanders explains: Although Unearthed is still full of the kind of undeniable musicianship people havecome to expect from Nile over the years, its the songs themselves that willhit listeners over the head this time around.

Tracklisting
1.Call To Destruction
2.Negating The Abominable Coils Of Apep
3.Liber Stellae Rubaeae
4.In The Name Of Amun
5.What Should Not Be Unearthed
6.Evil To Cast Out Evil
7.Age Of Famine
8.Ushabti Reanimator
9.Rape Of The Black Earth
10.To Walk Forth From Flames Unscathed