Ne Obliviscaris present us the ‘Curator’ single

Australian envisioned metallers Ne Obliviscaris have recently unveiled the secrecy lay behind their forthcoming new studio record, the highly anticipated full-length entitled ‘Citadel’. Their newest offering is set to be unleashed by mythical record label, Season Of Mist on November 7th, 2014 at a worldwide scale, to then follow in North America on November 11th, 2014.

In order to tease just about, and please others, Ne Obliviscaris are streaming a new song taken from their upcoming album, the ‘Curator’ song, which first premiered on Revolver Magazine.

‘Citadel’ will be available as a jewel case compact disc and Limited LP Edition. Still, Season Of Mist is already undertaking pre-orders via their online shop.

In other news, Ne Obliviscaris proudly dethroned the multi-platinum Eskimo Joe’s Australian record in the deed of conveyance of the act that most funds have enhanced in a music related project through the now, resourceful use of independent crown funding.

June 30th marked the day that Ne Obliviscaris announced a crowd funding campaign through the infamous Pozible website. Their goal was to raise enough financial confortability (circa $40,0000) to record their new offspring, however such aim was raised within 38 hours after the campaign was set public, teasing Ne Obliviscaris to pursue thereafter for a higher amount, and in 10 days after, they successfully topped Eskimo Joe’s previous record of $60,736, having raised $61,725 with yet, 49 days remaining prior to the end of their campaign deadline.

[blockquote cite=”Rick Chen”]We are thrilled to see a growing number of music projects successfully reaching their target on Pozible and love the diversity of our audience and their tastes in music. It’s great to see that Ne Obliviscaris, a progressive metal band with a classical violinist have such a strong support base that they not only join Edo and Jo’s Chant and Meditation and Eskimo Joe in our top five biggest ever music campaigns they are leading the charge as the biggest-ever.[/blockquote]

Release

1. Painters of the Tempest (Part I): Wyrmholes
2. Painters of the Tempest (Part II): Triptych Lux
3. Painters of the Tempest (Part III): Reveries from the Stained Glass Womb
4. Pyrrhic
5. Devour Me, Colossus (Part I): Blackholes
6. Devour Me, Colossus (Part II): Contortions

Ne Obliviscaris ventures into the progressive, classical nuanced compositions with a profound depth and musical proficiency that sets the musical tendency apart from anything else toward the highest floors of melodic perfection. As shown in their debut demo entitled ‘The Aurora Veil’, which was self-released in 2007, we encountered a prolific yet very polished musical act with enough consist and maturity to sovereign even the oldest ones on the scene, gathering back then, the mouth-to-mouth recommendations and enthusiasm for fellow metal fans looking for a different musical thrill, a robust diamond rock sharpened into an exquisite relinquished masterpiece. It was not until 2012 that we would listen from Ne Oblisviscaris once again, the time when they decided to self-release their debut album, ‘Portal Of I’, shaking the foundations of metal with an array of demented, yet still dynamically orchestrated.

With the overwhelming praising merging from the underground scene, ‘Portal Of I’ conquered innumerable “Best of 2012” listings, including Metal Hammer Magazine, No Clean Singing, and Metal Injection.

Hopefully we get to hear more from them shortly.