Nile Prepares To Record New Album
Nile has issued the following statement about recording a new album:
"World Management would like to announce that Nile will be entering the studio for their forthcoming second Album on Nuclear Blast on June 8th at Mana Recording in Tampa Florida.
"The band will be working again with Neil Kernon as Producer and have added Erik Rutan to the team as Engineer at his studio. The band will record at several locations throughout June and July.
"A mid October 2009 release is being planed world wide on Nuclear Blast. Nile will then tour Europe in November of 2009 and January / February 2010 in North America, followed by tours in Australia, South America, Japan, Pacific Rim, Mexico, Central America and India. Stay tuned for tour news and further updates TBA."
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9. writes:
Erik rutan is a f***in workaholic.
Check out all the albums he's been invloved with in the past two years, and then sh** yourself, and then try and imagine yourself working with that many metal bands on that many albums, in that short amount of time, and then sh** yourself again just from thinking about it.
Erik rutan is the f***ing man. (hehe, I'm a poet, and I didnt discern it!)
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14. writes:
nile's f***ing awesome, i just wish they'd master and mix a little better... i like to hear what notes are played behind the vocals and drums... all i hear is lots of distortion lol. sounds awesome mind u, but i tried learning Papyrus Containing The Spell To Preserve Its Possessor Against Attacks From He Who Is In The Water, and i couldn't due to the reasons i've already specified
Now listening to: Crippled Tracker - Coprofago
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^nah I've got the same problem....It's difficult to distinguish the guitars most of the time under the heavy dragging vocals, and george Kolias making violent sado-masochistic love to the drumset.
my only really problem with this band. I know it's awesome, it's just hard to get the whole picture when some stuff gets buried by weird mixing. Meshuggah gets the same problem because the drums are over--the-top of everything. Whatever, I still love it, but the complaint is there. :P
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I don't know, I think that chaotic fuzz is one of the things that makes Nile stand out so much. Like the first time I heard "Black Seeds of Vengeance", (man I was probably only a kid too), it blew me away. I think you'd lose the charm of those albums if things were crystal. However, in saying that I think Nile are ready for a change, as Ithyphallic was quite similar to AotW.
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oh yers of course, i LOVE the heavy fuzz sound, like what Cynic says, "I think that chaotic fuzz is one of the things that makes Nile stand out so much". it's a very very original sound, and is one of the only bands out there that when i listen to them on my ipod turned up loud (of course) i get a small headache that reminds me that i just listened to an epic song :D
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1. SonOfKalmah writes:
f*** yeah!!!