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In Their Darkened Shrines
2002 studio album by Nile From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In Their Darkened Shrines is the third studio album by American death metal band Nile. It was released on August 20, 2002 through Relapse Records. It is the only album to feature Tony Laureano on drums. In addition to being Nile's longest studio album, the title track is the band's longest song ever made at over 18 minutes in length.
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Songs
The lyrics to "In Their Darkened Shrines IV: Ruins" are borrowed from the H. P. Lovecraft short story, "The Nameless City". These lyrics are not actually spoken in the song, as it is an instrumental. Along with "In Their Darkened Shrines I: Hall of Saurian Entombment", the lyrics are supplementary to the theme of the instrumental.
The two main melodies of "Unas Slayer Of The Gods" are a tribute to "Gothic Stone/The Well of Souls" by the doom metal band Candlemass, from their album Nightfall.
Music videos were made for "Execration Text" and "Sarcophagus".
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Track listing
All tracks written by Karl Sanders except where noted.
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Personnel
- Nile
- Karl Sanders – guitars, vocals, bass
- Dallas Toler-Wade – guitars, vocals, bass
- Tony Laureano – drums
- Additional musicians
- Jon Vesano – additional vocals
- Mike Breazeale – additional vocals
- Production
- Produced by Bob Moore
- Recorded & engineered by Bob Moore
- Mixed by Bob Moore & Nile
- Mastered by Scott Hull (Pig Destroyer)
References
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