Al-Namrood - Diaji Al-Joor

Vocals could use some work, but I like the overall sound.

Al Namrood gone death metal.

I think the allure of this band chiefly comes from the fact that they're making this sort of music in Saudi Arabia of all places, where the risks of this kind of artistic expression are extremely high. But aside from that the music itself is actually quite average: not bad, but certainly not mindblowing or the hot new thing on the block. It'd be nice if some of these anti-Islam BM bands such as Al Namrood, Seeds Of Iblis, Janaza, etc. were bold both with the thematic and musical aspects of their music

Written by Auntie Sahar on 28.11.2016 at 17:20

I think the allure of this band chiefly comes from the fact that they're making this sort of music in Saudi Arabia of all places, where the risks of this kind of artistic expression are extremely high. But aside from that the music itself is actually quite average: not bad, but certainly not mindblowing or the hot new thing on the block. It'd be nice if some of these anti-Islam BM bands such as Al Namrood, Seeds Of Iblis, Janaza, etc. were bold both with the thematic and musical aspects of their music

I keep trying to tell that to people and they tell me that I'm either offended by the music and thus pointing out non-existing flaws, or that I'm being an asshole and not supporting Arabic Metal. So, thanks.