Njiqahdda

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Where the heck these bois at?

Life Will Always Go On... is a fucking slept-on masterpiece

New album, Life Will Always Go On, is out of the blue outstanding.

New Njiqahdda, Njiijn and Oaks of Bethel releases are out as of August 6th!

E. is working on other projects right now such as Grok, E. and Bladecatcher . They went on hold for personal reasons and his new material is all good

What's the status on the band? anyone know why they went "on hold"?

Impressive band. I hope they come back soon.

into the twilight was a great EP

Man, I hadn't been following the personnel of Nji since the release of "Nji. Njiijn. Njiiijn" (one of the most tongue-friendly album names, haha), and it looks like they certainly have not been sitting around idly in the meantime..! Now, just to find a time to listen to it all..!

The Path of Liberation is fucking Important Music yo

Nietzsche kaw duh

nee jee kada

damn, i cant even imagine how this word pronounced((

http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Njiqahdda/109826 Here is more information about this Band. If anyone is interested in it. This is a great sounding Band!

https://www.facebook.com/officialnji

wow …and the Men Behind the Sun, very epic, nice one guys

Njiqahdda rules

парни, почему так мало релизов в этом году?!

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Not a problem. Also, their newest EP came out today (Into the Twilight) and it is absolutely amazing. This band has yet to disappoint me.

nice, thnx

The only releases that are similar: Man Above and Against Time, Universal form Replaced with Despondent Chaos, ...and One by One Crept Silently to Rest EPs.

is there anything like path of liberation since its release? a few releases ive heard from them sound nothing like it

illinois

Where are they from?

psycho

There's just so much good music i can't keep up

It's absolutely mind-boggling to me that these guys don't have more listeners. Their music is pretty much one of a kind. Then again, that's probably why.

Grain II sure has my approval.

More people need to know about this band.

my top 5 would be something like this: 1 - Divisionals 2 - Njimajikal Arts 3 - Yrg Alms 4 - Nji. Njiijn. Njiiijn. 5.- Taegnuub - Ishnji Angma honorable mention for Serpents because it's too new to add to the list. my list should be taken with a grain of salt because I honestly love every full-length and I feel like a jerk leaving path off the list.

Yrg Alms > N.N.N > Taegnuub > Path of Liberation > Serpents > Divisionals I'm still coming to terms with how unpopular this band is, despite several of their works absolutely oozing quality. The introduction to Divisionals gives me chills.

a force to be reckoned with

I've heard most of their material, but I haven't got a chance to listen to all of it. For a favorite album, man that's a tough call. Nji. Njiijn. Njiiijn. is what made me fall in love with the band, and Yrg Alms is what hooked me in and pushed me beyond the point of no return. So I love those two for sentimental reasons, however The Path really floored me. If forced to pick, I might have to go with that one. Now favorite Njiqahdda EPs.... Thats a whole different discussion.

my favorite is Divisionals and there's a couple others that are very close

The Path Of Liberation is hardly a subtle album with all its obvious chromaticism and occasional technical deathisms. The album is still my favorite of theirs, but I did enjoy the new one on a different level.

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I too have been listening to Njiqahdda for a number of years, but I love their new album. Different strokes I guess. Can't wait to see if future releases continue with this sound or if they change it up again. Probably won't have to wait long, as prolific as they are.

Now what you ask? Smoke a joint and calm down I guess..

@LauncelotGobbo I actually enjoy the album quite a bit. Certainly a drastic change in pace compared to some earlier albums, but nothing too out of Njiqahdda's realm of sound. Especially if you listen to the EP's and splits leading up to Serpents. But anyways, I wouldn't count them out yet. Since you're familiar with them, you should know how often they change the overall delivery of their trademark sound (I mean compare Ints to The Path. Or any other two full lengths for that matter). I think if you give it a few more listens, though you may not come around to it, you may certainly find Serpents to be anything but generic.

I wouldn't go so far as to say generic, but I suppose they're drawing closer and closer.

The new album is absolutely fantastic.