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Maroc - WALLOFSOUNDAU.COM - A La Une - 15/Aug 11:14
Karl Sanders – Nile ‘People Radically Underestimate What It Takes To Turn That Sonic Abuse Into Something That You Can Listen To”
One of the few extreme metal acts with an immediately distinguishable and unique sound, North American titans Nile have been smiting their tech death competition for over 30 years now. Relentlessly fast and brutal, the act helmed by Karl Sanders’ has stood out from their peers with their rich and all-encompassing Egyptian influence. Their upcoming 10th studio release – The Underworld Awaits Us All – sees Sanders’ and longtime drumming weapon George Kollias take the second step in the current chapter of Nile history, with both fresh blood and returning contributors fleshing out the monstrous new LP. Ahead of the brand new record’s unveiling on August 23rd – and subsequent Australian tour in October – Wall of Sound had the pleasure to chat with founding member, guitarist, and visionary Karl Sanders. We got to pick the South Carolinians’ brains about all things Nile, the new album, the band’s upcoming Aussie shows, lyrical influences, self-producing music, and of course, ancient Egypt. Despite being armed with a back catalogue of over 100 original tracks, Sanders admits off the bat that coming up with fresh material isn’t a challenge or chore – but forcing creativity can turn it into one; “Basically, if you’re a [...]
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