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NE OBLIVISCARIS
“Urn”
Extreme Progressive Metal
(Season of Mist, 2017)

A transcendental masterpiece in which technical abilities and songwriting skipped at least two bars compared to its predecessors.

Band – Ne Obliviscaris Album – Discography Year – 2007-2015 Genre – Symphonic / Progressive / Black Metal Country – Australia Web – Facebook Quality – MP3 CBR 320 KBPS 2007 – The Aurora Veil (Demo) 2012 – Portal of I 2014 – Citadel 2015 – Hiraeth EP 2015 – Sarabande to Nihil EP Discography: 2007 – The Aurora Veil (Demo. Tons of awesome Ne Obliviscaris Portal of I wallpapers to download for free. You can also upload and share your favorite Ne Obliviscaris Portal of I wallpapers. HD wallpapers and background images. Ne Obliviscaris appealed the decision by initiating a petition and letter-writing campaign that proved successful in 2011. The long-finished Portal of I was finally released in 2012. The evolution in sound and approach was greeted globally with critical and fan acclaim. In 2013 the band signed to Seasons of Mist and began recording a follow-up. Ne Obliviscaris - And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope, from the album Portal of I. You can buy this album today, just follow any of these links: iTunes: http. Portal of I (2012) 96.4: 16: 5: Tapestry of the Starless Abstract: Portal of I (2012) 95.3: 18: 6: Libera (Part I) – Saturnine Spheres: Urn (2017) 96.9: 8: 7: Of Petrichor Weaves Black Noise: Portal of I (2012) 94.3: 17: 8: Xenoflux: Portal of I (2012) 93: 17: 9: Intra Venus: Urn (2017) 94.3: 7: 10: Urn (Part II) –.

Regardless of whether it was their intention or not, but from the impressive raw debut of “Portal of I” to the successor “Citadel”, NE OBLIVISCARIS changed the rules of the game in progressive music. The dynamic duality between explosive black and death metal and a softer, classical influence with progressive tendencies earned them a place in the very extreme music elite club for a short time. If not at the very top. Perhaps you will not always know exactly what is going on when they bombard you from all sides, but you will definitely feel that they are the best in doing it. Moving the borders in a maestral way separates this five from everything the metal scene has to offer today.

And then “Urn” enters the scene. The expectations were great since with each release the band raises the bar more and more. Do not worry, they did it this time as well. “Portal of I” was a novelty, something unusual, and it is impossible to resist its frivolity and cruelty. “Citadel” was much more polished with a greater emphasis on the contrast in their music. Compared to them, “Urn” is more accessible to the average listener, by which I mean someone who is hearing this band for the first time. A transcendental masterpiece in which technical possibilities and songwriting skipped at least two bars compared to its predecessors. Acoustic guitars and violins, harsh and clean vocals create magical sonic landscapes that guide you to a fantasy world and fairy tales telling the story of the struggle of light and darkness. The light is winning.

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The technical possibilities and the phenomenal way of writing songs are already demonstrated in the first song “Libera”, a two-part piece that in a fantastic way illustrates what NeO does best. Xen‘s and Tim‘s vocals in a dynamic, eternal battle between light and darkness, good and evil, love and hate, merged into a unique world of contradictory emotions that leave us indifferent. Leading single “Intra Venus” is closest to a more classic approach to writing, with a contagious, clean, infectious chorus that you will not be able to get out of your head. Unique, haunting violin solos that penetrate the soul are the most prominent of the song “Eyrie”. An atmospheric journey for itself,“Eyrie”is one of the best works of the band, both collectively and individually. Brutal moments were not missed. Reign of creative chaos, the epic fourteen-minute ending “Urn” gives the last punch.

The turbulent journey from the very beginnings to the recent difficulties and crew changes, the cruelty of music industry and the constant struggle for maintenance have made NeO only stronger, more powerful and more confident in themselves and what they do. One of the most creative bands of today that have unselfishly opened the door to the unseen world, about whom is yet to be written and talked about.

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Written by Jadranka Balaš

Track list:
01. Libera (Part I) – Saturnine Spheres
02. Libera (Part II) – Ascent of Burning Moths
03. Intra Venus
04. Eyrie
05. Urn (Part I) – And Within The Void We Are Breathless
06. Urn (Part II) – As Embers Dance In Our Eyes

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A transcendental masterpiece in which technical abilities and songwriting skipped at least two bars compared to its predecessors.

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Ne Obliviscaris are an extreme progressive metal band from Melbourne, Australia. Conceived late in 2003 by violinist/clean vocalist Tim Charles and harsh vocalist Marc 'Xenoyr' Campbell, the band included a female soprano vocalist, lead guitarist, bassist, and drummer. Former Gomorrah rhythm guitarist Matt Klavins signed on in early 2004, as did lead guitarist Corey King. The band's original rhythm section was replaced in 2005 by bassist Brendan 'Cygnus' Brown (ex-Aphotic Dawn/Primordial Space) and drummer Daniel 'Mortuary' Presland. For nearly two years this unit continued to rehearse and play regional shows.
In 2007 the collective released the three-track, 33-minute demo The Aurora Veil to thunderous underground acclaim due to its signature yet unpredictable meld of death and melodic metal, classical music, jazz, and avant-garde improvisation. King left shortly after the record's release and Ne Obliviscaris were forced to soldier on without a guitarist until they successfully auditioned French guitarist Benjamin Baret, who had played with Brown in Primordial Space in 2008. As Ne Obliviscaris began recording their full-length debut with this sextet in 2009, they held a concert called Festival de la Grenouille to raise funds for a Distinguished Talent Visa. It would allow Baret to relocate to Australia. After 14 months of waiting, and having a finished record about to be mixed, his application was denied.
Ne Obliviscaris appealed the decision by initiating a petition and letter-writing campaign that proved successful in 2011. The long-finished Portal of I was finally released in 2012. The evolution in sound and approach was greeted globally with critical and fan acclaim. In 2013 the band signed to Seasons of Mist and began recording a follow-up. After finishing the album, they began a crowdfunding campaign in June of 2014 to finance a world tour to support it upon release. They asked for $40,000 and received over twice that. Citadel was issued in November of 2014. The 2017 full-length Urn was heralded by the release of the singles 'Urn (Part I) -- And Within the Void We Are Breathless' and 'Urn (Part II) -- As Embers Dance in Our Eyes.'
Current Members:
Tim Charles – violin (2003–present), clean vocals (2004–present)
Xenoyr – growled vocals (2003–present)
Matt Klavins – guitar (2004–present)
Daniel Presland – drums (2005–2011, 2012–present)
Benjamin Baret – lead guitar (2008–present)
Martino Garattoni – bass (2017–present)
Discography
2012 - Portal Of I
2014 - Citadel
2015 - Hiraeth (EP)
2015 - Sarabande To Nihil (EP)
2017 - Urn 2017 (Digipack)
Genre:Death
Subgenre:Progressive Metal
Bitrate:320 k
Size:508.21 MB
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