Al-Namrood is an underground black metal band that hails from Saudi Arabia, a country where their style of music is not just unconventional but outright dangerous due to strict laws against what is considered blasphemous content. The band's name is derived from "Nimrod," a Babylonian king who is seen as a symbol of tyranny and defiance against Abrahamic religions. Since their formation in the late 2000s, Al-Namrood has audaciously navigated the controversial waters of anti-religious sentiment and Middle Eastern historical themes through their music while preserving their anonymity to shield themselves from potential persecution.

Their discography is a testament to their tenacious stance in a region where their genre is especially contentious. "Worship the Degenerate" and "Wala'at," some of their most recent releases, continue to meld traditional Middle Eastern instruments with the abrasive, distorted guitar work characteristic of black metal, creating a sound that is uniquely theirs. "10 Years of Resistance" commemorates their defiant spirit in the face of adversity through a decade of making music. With each album, such as "Enkar," "Diaji Al Joor," and "Heen Yadhar Al Ghasq," Al-Namrood steadily builds a reputation within the international metal scene, not only for their distinctive sonic blend but also for their boldness in expressing cultural and historical narratives against the grain of their society's norms. Through their discography, Al-Namrood not only shapes a unique musical identity but also a narrative of resistance and cultural expression under the shadow of oppression.