Czech dark pagan folk project Nemuer return with their latest music video for the song “Repelling Apophis,” directed by the project founders Michael Zann and Katarina Zann. The video also features painter Klára Sedlo’s animated oil artworks.
Watch the official video of “Repelling Apophis” on YouTube:
Repelling Apophis features authentic ancient Egyptian instruments such as sistrum, harp, flute, and lyre. The instruments are fused with vocals performed in reconstructed Ancient Egyptian. The language was developed in collaboration with Egyptologist Dr. Christian de Vartavan.
The song and video is part of Nemuer’s upcoming art-music film Going Forth by Day. The film will bring the Book of the Dead to life through a series of interconnected music videos. The film is set to be released in late 2026.
Michael Zann shares his thoughts:
“I think most people don’t realize that we still fight darkness, chaos, depression, and all kinds of evil as ancient Egyptians did, but just with different means. While some rituals were of violent nature, we miss its symbolic power that has a healing effect on our psyche.”
Going Forth by Day Track List:
Anubis’ Embrace
Sailing to the Underworld
Gates of Duat
Sun God Ra’s Solar Barque
Repelling Apophis
Falcon of Gold Transformation
Obey Me, My Heart
Hall of Maat
Opening of the Mouth Ritual
Khepri
Meeting Osiris
Rejoining Ka
Marsh of Reeds
Going Forth by Day
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Photo courtesy of Nemuer
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