Good news if you are a fan of Ne Obliviscaris. As of right now, their full new album Citadel is being streamed over here or over here a week before its November 7th release through Season Of Mist. So, stop what you are doing and go listen to it! Did it surpass your expectations? Make your opinion heard.

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Australian progressive metal outfit Ne Obliviscaris have released another song from their upcoming album Citadel, called "Pyrrhic". Ne Obliviscaris have already revealed two parts from the 23 minute long song "Painters Of The Tempest" (which still can be heard here and here), but this time around they are revealing a full-blown, almost 10-minute track.

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How about more new music from Ne Obliviscaris? The Aussies just premiered "Painters Of The Tempest (Part III): Reveries From The Stained Glass Womb", Part 3 of the 23-minute song "Painters Of The Tempest", the centrepiece of their new album Citadel. Previously, you got a chance to hear "Movement III: Curator" from Part II. Now you can have another taste of the progressive metallers' second album. Have a listen and share your thoughts below.

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After teasing their fans for days, Australian progressive metallers Ne Obliviscaris have finally released a sample off their upcoming album. Citadel opens with a 23-minute song entitled "Painters Of The Tempest". This song is made up of 3 parts and is the centrepiece of the new album. Hear "Movement III: Curator" from Part II now here.

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Progressive metal outfit Ne Obliviscaris have announced that their upcoming album will be entitled Citadel. The release date is set for the 7th of November (US) through Season Of Mist. The artwork is made by the band's growler Marc "Xenoyr" Campbell, and can be seen below.

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Ne Obliviscaris are releasing another EP as part of their world tour crowdfunding campaign. Ne Obliviscaris have already released an EP of three new songs, which sold out quickly, but are now releasing the Early Years limited edition EP. This will also be strictly limited to 300 copies only, and will be featuring 3 songs from 2003-2004, their two first years of existence, and are also some of the very first songs they ever wrote.

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A few hours ago, Ne Obliviscaris have launched a world tour crowdfunding campaign. The band has lined up a world tour taking them to Europe, UK, North America, Australia, India, Japan, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and more, but they need your help to make these shows become a reality. If they reach their target of $40,000AUD (that's 27,500?, or $37,600), Ne Obliviscaris guarantees that all of these tours will take place. If they raise more than the target, the extra money will be used to add more shows in more cities and more countries.

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Progressive metallers Ne Obliviscaris have finalized their new album. After the mastering, it is finally completed. But the Australians will now enter the studio once again to record a new EP featuring three songs, all written prior to the release of their acclaimed debut Portal Of I. It will be limited to 300 copies only, packaged in a CD digipak, with every copy hand numbered and signed by the whole band. Does it sound like something that would interest you?

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Approximately two years after their debut album Portal Of I was released, Aussies Ne Obliviscaris have something in store for us. They have announced that the mastering of their new album is nearing completion. Their next album will be released sometime this year.

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Australian progressive metal band Ne Obliviscaris has been working on their new album that will follow Portal Of I. The band declared on their Facebook page that they start recording drums for their new album today, the 16th of December. They also said that album is supposed to be released in mid 2014, very roughly. So, good news all around.

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Australian extreme prog metallers Ne Obliviscaris have announced a headlining Asian tour, which will happen this coming August/September. The band will be touring in support of their critically-acclaimed album, Portal Of I, released back in May, 2012. The band is currently in the middle of writing their Season Of Mist debut album, with plans to record it in late 2013.

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Australian metallers Ne Obliviscaris have seen their song "And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope" from their debut album Portal Of I included in a teaching curriculum at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, one of Australia's most prestigious classical Conservatories. The song will undergo a compositional analysis by Professor Matthew Hindson, Chair of Composition at the Conservatorium. "And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope" will be studied as part of the curriculum.

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Australian progressive metallers Ne Obliviscaris have joined the ranks of Season Of Mist. More importantly, the band is currently writing their new album and plans to record it later this year.

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Dan Presland, Ne Obliviscaris' long serving drummer, has returned to the band after almost a year of absence. The band has already begun rehearsals for their second album on which Dan will be featured. The Australian extreme progressive metal band wrote: "It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce that Dan Presland is returning as the drummer for Ne Obliviscaris."

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