Name: NE OBLIVISCARIS- Xenoflux by Tim Charles in Technotical death/prog
Duration: 9 min 58 s
Description: Taken from Ne Obliviscaris' 2012 debut album 'Portal Of I'

this slow part gave me a couple minutes to pick up the mess I just made in my house

Fantastic track! Well-balanced and the violin certainly makes a difference.

Technotical death/prog

Ne Obliviscaris - Reveries From The Stained Glass Womb

Short n sweet, but not like Sabrina Carpenter. 

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Life To Lifeless - Creeping Death (Instrumental Cover)

All the trivial pleasures of Erthe 
Are but bile and bitter venom. 
When all has darkened, 
Hatred's light shall guide me 

The torrid winds of my home 
No longer warm my flesh 
I turn my gaze to the sea, 
To my forgotten enemy 

The weight of prophecy 
No longer burdens me 
I save my strength 
To be reborn 

Behind me is that world of ash 
The cold air shortens my breath 
Winter's Spirits grow stronger 
As I draw near 

I hope my death 
Absolves me 
Of my wrongs 
I hope it's cold 
I hope it hurts 

And as my life is ripped away 
I hope I try 
To hold on 

I go alone 
Into Erthe's frozen womb 
The weight, 
The weight of the cold 
Is too much to bear 

I hope it's cold 
I hope it hurts 

As Wormwood fell 
Into the sea 
I became 
Nobody 

Though tales are told 
Of the cold 
No one knows 
How it feels

Wormwood

Taken from Ne Obliviscaris' 2012 debut album 'Portal Of I'

NE OBLIVISCARIS- Xenoflux

Forget Not - Ne Obliviscaris

From the album Portal of I. 


Melbourne, Australia’s NE OBLIVISCARIS are intense progressive/extreme/melodic/violin-laden metal like you’ve never heard before.

Almost 9 years after the bands formative rehearsals first took place; after numerous line-up changes that had seen the band go through almost continual change, always for the better; after more than 5 years had passed since the band released a 3 song demo that garnered them worldwide critical acclaim in the metal underground; after a successful 15 month battle with the Australian Immigration Department saw their French lead guitarist, Benjamin Baret, finally granted a long term visa in Australia in large part due to the incredible support of thousands of fans worldwide; after more frustrations and delays than the band thought they could ever possibly deal with; NE OBLIVISCARIS finally unveiled their debut album ‘Portal Of I in mid 2012, and they did so to incredible reviews from every corner of the globe. 

Released worldwide through Code 666/Aural Music & Welkin Records in Australia, 'Portal Of I' saw NE OBLIVISCARIS quickly rise to become one of the most prominent and biggest drawing metal bands in Australia, headlining festivals such as Progfest & Sonic Forge to crowds of up to 1000 people, doing multiple headline tours across Australia and all the while gaining more fans every day throughout the worldwide metal scene.

The end of 2012 saw Ne Obliviscaris appear prominently in a range of ‘Best Of 2012’ lists with their album hailed as a “masterpiece” (Metalinjection.com), “absolutely stunning” (Nocleansinging.com), “capable of holding you in stunned rapture for its entire duration” (Metalobsession.net) & “one of the most original and creative pieces of art of not just the year, but the entire decade” (KZSC Radio USA)
Description


* Xenoyr - Lead Vocals & Lyrics

* Tim Charles - Violin & Clean Vocals

* Matt Klavins - Guitar

* Cygnus - Bass 

* Benjamin Baret- Lead guitar

* Dan Presland - Drums



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“Music should never be forced out or analytically thought about. It should flow naturally from your collective subconscious, this is how the best music is made. You are only limited by your own imagination, and try to be open to as much styles of music as possible, this is how you can really break the molds and get the full potential out of your instrument.”

― Cygnus, bassist of Ne Obliviscaris

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