SECHEM portray Ancient Egypt in an intimate, unique, and modern style on "Disputes With My Ba", with their music representing a fierce combination between the crazy and heavy rhythms of the new subgenres of metal, and the ancient and exotic instruments and melodies from different parts of the world. A passionate and eclectic debut whose music, lyrics, and visual imagery converge in different metaphorical layers, giving life to some of the most recognized ancient Egyptian texts but with a metal twist. Marta Sacri (recorders): "As ancient Egyptians loved games and making art with words and images, we tried to imitate this type of writing that has multiple meanings, so this album is a double voyage: on the surface, it's the listener's trip to ten songs that try to mesmerize them with the words of the scribes, accompanied with ethnic sounds. The second voyage is personal and contemporary so, through our particular interpretation with heavy and powerful riffs and insane guitar solos, anyone can feel a close connection with this ancient world". "Disputes With My Ba" was produced by the creator of Oriental Metal itself, Yossi Sassi (ex-Orphaned Land), mixed by Arie Aranovich (Angra, Orphaned Land), and mastered by Jonathan Jiacobi in Israel, and exemplifies the complex evolution of modern metal, as it has a huge variety of sounds blended together: from djent riffs and pure oriental metal ("In Search of Immortality"), from stoner ("Rusty Nail") to crazy power metal solos ("An Epic Journey To Yam"), from traditional Folk Metal ("Horus & Seth") to jazz-style melodies ("Bird in a Cage").
