Ne Obliviscaris
Ne Obliviscaris Announce 2019 ‘The Painted Progression’ Tour
Supported by another Aussie band and FOUR internationals.
Ne Obliviscaris Reveal They Fired Their Bassist Over Domestic Violence Allegations
They previously said they cut ties over “irreconcilable personal differences”.
Ne Obliviscaris’s Patreon Campaign Was Partially Inspired By CJ Quitting Thy Art Is Murder
And NeO reckon Northlane should get involved as well.
Ne Obliviscaris’s Groundbreaking Patreon Campaign Pays Off, To The Tune Of Over $100K/Year
The Melbourne extreme metallers are continuing to break records.
Ne Obliviscaris Need Your Help To Make Minimum Wage & Continue As A Band
The band have launched a new Patreon campaign to help keep them on the road.
Here’s How Much Money Soundwave 2015 Acts Are Owed
Over 50 acts are owed a whole lotta’ coin.
Ne Obliviscaris Drummer Quits $150,000 A Year Job To Focus On Heavy Metal
In probably the most metal move ever, Ne Obliviscaris’s Dan Presland has (politely) told his boss to make like a drummer and stick it, officially quitting his six-figure job as a train driver. The Aussie extreme metallers’ resident beatman posted a snapshot of his letter of resignation on social media, explaining that the full-time position,
Ne Obliviscaris ‘Return To The Citadel’ With Australian Tour
Ne Obliviscaris have spent the majority of 2015 conquering the world, and now they’re returning home to slip in a victory lap before the year is out. Melbourne’s extreme metal mercenaries will play their first Australian shows since Soundwave 2015 this December, announcing a seven-date national tour, which has been ingeniously titled Return To the
Animals As Leaders & Ne Obliviscaris Announce Joint Sidewave
American progressive metal band Animals As Leaders and Australian metal heroes Ne Obliviscaris have announced a joint Soundwave 2015 sidewave show in Sydney. Animals As Leaders have seen a meteoric rise to prominence since 2009, and will be backed by their latest album The Joy Of Motion when they’re in town for Soundwave in less
Ne Obliviscaris Australian Tour Announced
Soundwave 2015 act Ne Obliviscaris will release their new album Citadel on Friday, November 7th and to celebrate the Melbourne metal outfit have announced they will be taking it to their fans across the nation later that same month. It’s been just over two years since the band released their debut album Portal Of I
Ne Obliviscaris Smash Australian Crowdfunding Record
Melbourne’s very own “progressive/extreme/melodic metal (with violin)” band, Ne Obliviscaris, have crushed the Australian record for the most money raised in a music-related project on crowd-funding site Pozible, after smashing their $40,000 price to fund a world tour. Ne Obliviscaris, who were the first band to be confirmed for the Soundwave 2015 lineup, have surpassed
Ne Obliviscaris Kick Off Soundwave 2015 Lineup
Eclectic Melbourne metallers Ne Obliviscaris have been confirmed as part of the Soundwave 2015 lineup by the same source as most of the festival’s leaks – yes, it’s promoter AJ Maddah’s hyper-active Twitter account. By the looks of things, all it’s taken is the completion of a bad-ass sounding record, and a well timed Tweet
Devin Townsend Project – Palace Theatre, Melbourne 13/10/13
If indeed the pathway between reality and perception is a bridge, like so many Romantic-era poets would have us fooled to believe, then Devin Townsend is the troll that guards that bridge. Twinkly-eyed and clutching a Framus Mayfield Custom in place of an alpenstock, he stood dutifully on the stage of The Palace Theatre, ready
Prog Blog: Ne Obliviscaris Interview
Melbourne’s Ne Obliviscaris recently announced the release of their debut album, Portal Of I. It’s been 9 years since the band formed and during that time NeO have seen members come and go and an expensive and lengthy battle with immigration to retain their guitarist Benjamin Baret. Now the album is finally here and the
Ne Obliviscaris Announce ‘Portal of I’ Release Date And Australian Tour
Melbourne’s Ne Obliviscaris have at last announced the release of their debut album Portal Of I and an Australian tour to accompany it. It’s been 9 years since the band formed, and after undergoing a number of lineup changes, a lengthy immigration battle to get guitarist Benjamin Baret back in the country and numerous other
