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Nekhei Naatza - Blue & White Carthage EP (Israel) (2002)

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Anarcho-punk band formed in 1990 by Argentina-born brothers Frederico and Santiago Gomez, who had grown up on the Lehavot HaBashan kibbutz in northern Israel. Known for their left-wing and anti-Zionist politics, they released two albums, 1994's Renounce Judaism and 1997's Hail The New Regime (EDIT: and an EP 'Blue and White Carthage' in 2002), and played multiple shows with Useless ID in Tel Aviv and Haifa. They were also the first Israeli punk band to tour the United States, and Frederico Gomez later asserted that they were "the first [Israeli band] to become actively engaged in the international DIY hardcore punk scene."

According to the band: "Nekhei Naatza—the name is vaguely translated as “Blasphemy Crippled” and, like many
band names, doesn’t really mean anything as much as it sounded cool at the time."

01 - Nekhei Naatza - A Blue & White Carthage.mp3
02 - Nekhei Naatza - Now I Am Supposed To Stop.mp3
03 - Nekhei Naatza - Haredim With Rottweilers.mp3
04 - Nekhei Naatza - A Guillotine For The Israeli Oligarchy.mp3
05 - Nekhei Naatza - Frightful Sight.mp3
06 - Nekhei Naatza - Slaughter Of The Blameworthy.mp3

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Spike one of many, 31 maj 2025

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Nekhei Naatza Biography

NEKHEI NAATZA hailed from Lehavot Habashan & Dan, 2 "kibbutzim"
in the Upper Galilee. Paralyzed several times by line up changes, they lasted
from late 1990 until mid 1997. Their releases includes a split tape (1993),
"Renounce Judaism" 7" (Beer City '94), "Hail The New Regime" LP (Beer
City 1997) and a split cassette with Italy's Muddle (1997). Also appeared on
"Parvarotti" and "Break The Cultural Curfew", as well as several
compilations abroad. Broke up after the US tour with USF. This songs,
recorded in 1997, were part of a planned 2nd 7" which remains unreleased.

More information can be found here: http://www.sonicdeathsound.com/punk/naatza/

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