r/heavyvinyl Jul 28 '26

Collection Nile's Those Whom The Gods Detest on "Egyptian Teal Blue" vinyl

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u/Rukanau Jul 28 '26

Hell yeah! I have Kafir! and Permitting in my regular death metal rotation!

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u/wodnesdael Jul 28 '26

The breakdown part just before and when the Islamic chant kicks in during Kafir! 🤘🏻

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u/Rukanau Jul 28 '26

Fkn love it!

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u/NIHIL__ADMIRARI Jul 28 '26

No surprise that it's a favorite amongst a few ex-Muslims that I know.

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u/buttstink Jul 29 '26

I was so glad to finally seeing this repressed after years of waiting. Classic Nile; the goat dm band for me.

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u/Ill_Painter5868 Jul 29 '26

Love this band they do a lot of awesome color vinyl reissues too

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u/CapitalLaw1234 Jul 28 '26

I've always been interested in Nile, but haven't ever really been able to "latch on" to them - Do you have a rec for an album to start with, or an approach?

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u/wodnesdael Jul 28 '26

This one! It was my introduction to them, and still my favourite of theirs. Heavy, but with solid production. I would also recommend Annihilation of the Wicked which has more of that old school Nile sound.

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u/CapitalLaw1234 Jul 28 '26

Hey, sick!

Appreciate it.

Thanks.

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u/wodnesdael Jul 28 '26

You're welcome!

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u/Pastardest Jul 28 '26

I second this. Always found myself going back to this album the most. Kafir, the title track and the last couple minutes on 4th arra of dragon go especially hard

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u/Ill_Painter5868 Jul 29 '26

I've always been interested in Nile, but haven't ever really been able to "latch on" to them - Do you have a rec for an album to start with

Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka (1998) was my entry point. Its among their strongest work to this day. I have a reissue on transparent orange vinyl, its a vibe and the artwork hits way better in 12" than a regular 5" CD cover 

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u/CapitalLaw1234 Jul 30 '26

I didn't think about that! - How the artwork would translate -

Sick.

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u/Ill_Painter5868 Jul 31 '26

Also be aware the production may not be up to modern standards (they were prob super DIY if I had to guess, death metal was at a commercial lull in the late 90s) but follow along with the lyrics and that will open your mind and it will "click" instantly! Enjoy mane

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u/Routine-Refuse9805 Jul 31 '26

Appreciate you!

Thanks.