prog

Qerthopoly

Simon's Metal List

Death Metal/Deathcore/Melodeath

ne obliviscaris

Technotical death/prog

Ne Obliviscaris

The Punisher: The Album

Broken (feat. Amy Lee)

BUY ON ITUNES

The Enemy Inside

Dream Theater - The Enemy Inside

STEVE HACKETT - Dance On A Volcano (Live). Taken from the album "Genesis Revisited: Live At Hammersmith". InsideOut Music 2013.

STEVE HACKETT - Dance On A Volcano (Live)

AYREON - The Theory Of Everything. Taken from the album, 'The Theory Of Everything', Inside Out Music 2013.

AYREON - The Theory Of Everything

Mechina - Empyrean

Debris

Single "Order of Dracul" from the new album "Titan"
Release Dates:
20.06.14 by Season of Mist (Europe & World)
24.06.14 by Prosthetic (North America)



Order Of Dracul

Unique Leader Records is proud to announce the completion and pending release of the new full-length from San Francisco-based cutting-edge atmospheric death metal outfit, FALLUJAH.

Having just wrapped-up production on their highly anticipated follow up to 2011’s The Harvest Wombs, FALLUJAH will bombard the masses in 2014 with what is surely one of the freshest and most emotive metal albums to be released in years, entitled The Flesh Prevails. The album was mixed, mastered and engineered by Zach Ohren (Animosity, Suffocation, All Shall Perish) at Sharkbite Studios in Oakland, California over the course of a few months and features guest appearances from Christian Muenzner (Obscura, Necrophagist) and the voice of Roniit Alkayam. The cover artwork was a collaborative effort between Poland’s Tomasz Alen Kopera and the band’s vocalist, Alex Hofmann.

The Flesh Prevails is set to be released during FALLUJAH’s participation in this year’s crushing Summer Slaughter Tour alongside Morbid Angel, Dying Fetus, The Faceless, Goatwhore and more. A confirmed street date, track listing, and deafening serenades from this brutalizing exhibition will be released in the coming days.

Formed in the San Fran Bay Area in 2007, FALLUJAH has since displayed a rugged work ethic, investing countless weeks on the road in North America and internationally. The band’s commitment to crafting forward thinking music has helped them build their own diehard fanbase from the ground-up through several releases, including 2009’s Leper Colony EP, 2011’s The Harvest Wombs debut LP, and most recently, their 2013 -Nomadic- EP. Now, with their newest work, The Flesh Prevails, FALLUJAH has ultimately paved the way for a new melodic and atmospheric perspective on death metal.

FALLUJAH:
Alex Hofmann – vocals
Rob Morey – bass
Andrew Baird – drums
Scott Carstairs – guitars
Brian James – guitars

http://fallujah.bandcamp.com
http://www.facebook.com/fallujahofficial
http://www.youtube.com/user/FallujahBand
http://www.uniqueleader.com
http://www.facebook.com/UniqueLeaderRecords
http://www.twitter.com/UniqueLeaderRec
http://www.youtube.com/uniqueleaderrecords

FALLUJAH - "Sapphire"

Septicflesh-A Great Mass Of Death

Part 2 of 'Who's Loving You' with @ClareMaguire

Part 1 can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/claremaguire/high-contrast-clare-maguire-whos-loving-you-part-1

Pre-Order at iTunes
Part 1: http://po.st/WLYpt1
Part 2: http://po.st/WLYpt2

Who's Loving You

Who's Loving You (Pt. 2)

Ne Obliviscaris - Reveries From The Stained Glass Womb

Epica - The Last Crusade ('A New Age Dawns' 1)

"From Scythe to Sceptre", from the second full-length Be'lakor album, "Stone's Reach" (2009).

To purchase music and merch visit www.belakorband.com. Keep up to date with the latest at www.facebook.com/belakorband.

From Scythe to Sceptre

Virtues Of The Beast

Babel's Gate

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

NE OBLIVISCARIS- Xenoflux

Storm the Sorrow

EPICA - Storm The Sorrow

Headlong Flight

Rush - Headlong Flight

Septic Flesh - Persepolis (Communion)

Resign to Surrender (A New Age Dawns, Pt. IV)

EPICA - Resign To Surrender

White Waters

EPICA - White Waters (Feat. Tony Kakko)

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



Ne Obliviscaris - And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope

“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

06 - As Icicles Fall

Zelffull