Death.FM - Nile - Those Whom The Gods Detest

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Kafir ! Nile	6:50	150
02	Hittite Dung Incantation Nile	3:48	68
03	Utterances Of The Crawling Dead Nile	5:09	65
04	Those Whom The Gods Detest Nile	8:07	105
05	4th Arra Of Dagon Nile	8:40	103
06	Permitting The Noble Dead To Descend To The Underworld Nile	3:32	99
07	Yezd Desert Ghul Ritual In The Abandoned Towers Of Silence (Instrumental) Nile	2:33	32
08	Kem Khefa Kheshef Nile	6:18	157
09	The Eye Of Ra Nile	5:01	97
10	Iskander D'hul Karnon Nile	6:41	146

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Reviewers Rating

2 reviews done for this album.

I like the a couple of tracks; very disappointed on the whole album...

By:	spinemaggot
Date:	17 Sep 2010
Rating:

Nile has done it again; the've produced a couple of epic songs; yet, their general attitude is negative to non-existente! I wanna share the view that this album has a lot to be desired and really does not live to expectations. In the technical world, Nile had a guitar fart and I understand their shortcomming!

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Those Whom The Gods Detest ...

By:	Stuka_Kommandant
Date:	14 Jan 2011
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First: I don't care about the Nile-hype, and i'm not one to hold a band's success against them,
but what makes a good death metal album? Heavy guitars + insanely fast drums + sick vocals, imo.
... Ultimately, Nile are death metal at it's most brutal and technical, with quality production that does it justice.
I love "Those Whom the Gods Detest" and i'm blown away by it every time i hear it. There is absolutely no filler, and it never drags or gets boring. The vocals are brutal,
the guitar is almost overwhelming, the drums pounding, the bass crushing and i love the whole atmosphere with the ancient Egypt theme.
I'm absolutely amazed at the sheer quality of Nile's material and i think that this album showcases their talent moreso than previous ones,
in that rely less on the gimmick of exotic instruments, yet they still achieve that feeling that they are summoning some ancient unspeakable evil.
They manage to do this through their superior songwriting ability. Awesome.
In my (humble) opinion Nile definitely deserve to stand head and shoulders above many of the other death metal bands i've heard over the years.
I can't honestly see any reason why any death metal fan would have a complaint against this album, but that's just me --- "CHEERZ \m/

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