rmzd wrote: Evo našel sem komentar IN na vprašanje o bannanju njihovega albuma v Nemčiji: In this weak and forgiving time your concerts are being canceled and your albums forbidden by authorities of certain countries. Lots of other bands get away with their political tinted records. How do you manage to be picked out again? Let´s clear one thing. Our only album that has been banned anywhere is Nihil and that is in Germany alone. All our other albums are available there and worldwide. It is shit webpages like Wikipedia which spread misinformation about this and it does irritate the living fuck out of me. Any glue-sniffing rasta asshole can write there his/hers version of the "truth" and people are stupid and buy it without questioning anything or without bothering to check out directly from the band´s own website what is true and what is not. Why it is always, I have no idea. Somebody seem to have really something against us and unfortunately that somebody has power enough to get our shows cancelled.

Lyrical content

Impaled Nazarene have for most of their history displayed Finnish nationalism (for instance in their song Total War - Winter War about the Soviet-Finnish war in 1939 and 1940), and have been strongly anti-communistic as exemplified in their song Healers of the Red Plague on Rapture.^[1] Various samples and references to Nazism are made in their works, however in a 2006 interview singer Mika Luttinen stated that he does not consider himself as a nationalist or patriotic, and is not interested in politics at all.

Other lyrics revolve around war and all things Satanic, though many can be considered rather comical or tongue-in-cheek. The band has also stated that at least one song on every album is to have the word "Goat" in it somewhere (examples: "Goat Sodomy", "Goat Vomit and Gas Masks", "Sadogoat", etc).

Manifest was banned for sale in several nations in the European Union. Mika Luttinen stated as a reaction to this "it seems that basic freedoms such as freedom of publishing and freedom of speech, which are supposed to be supplied under the European Union, are no longer available to us. Thanks for fucking deceiving everyone." The European Union did this due to the supposed Nazi association of the lyrics and Mika has stated again that the lyrics have no Nazi influences. Despite the ban, several of the countries who voted for it still allow active distribution of Impaled Nazarene albums. The only country that has enforced the ban so far is Germany.^{[citation needed]}

^{Vir: wikipedia}