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Manifest

Impaled Nazarene · 2007

50 min · 16 tracks · black metal

A ferocious blend of blistering riffs and chaotic rhythms, drenched in unapologetic nihilism.

Why this album works

'Manifest' garnered attention for its unfiltered commentary on societal issues and religion, which resonated within the extreme metal community. The album's confrontational themes contributed to its critical reception, solidifying Impaled Nazarene’s place as influential figures in contemporary black metal.
Best for
dynamic emotional journeys wave-like pacing experiences short, intense listening bursts
Context
By the time 'Manifest' was released in 2007, Impaled Nazarene had established themselves as key players in the black metal scene, following their 2004 album 'Pro Patria Finland'. This release marked their ninth studio album, showcasing a relentless evolution in sound while remaining true to their provocative roots.
Stylistic neighbors
Blasphemy· Impiety· Oranssi Pazuzu

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Intro: Greater Wrath 1:21
  • 2 The Antichrist Files Standout 1:23
  • 3 Mushroom Truth 3:39
  • 4 You Don't Rock Hard Standout 2:13
  • 5 Pathogen 3:03
  • 6 Pandemia 1:58
  • 7 The Calling 3:55
  • 8 Funeral for Despicable Pigs 3:32
  • 9 Planet Nazarene 3:50
  • 10 Blueprint for Your Culture's Apocalypse 2:49
  • 11 Goat Justice Standout 2:28
  • 12 Die Insane 3:54
  • 13 Original Pig Rig 3:41
  • 14 Suicide Song 3:26
  • 15 When Violence Commands the Day 3:34
  • 16 Dead Return 5:33

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