Ne Obliviscaris announced earlier this year that they had parted ways with their bass player, Brendan "Cygnus" Brown, due to "irreconcilable personal differences". The band does not reveal who plays on their third album, which is completed and due out later this year, and has resorted to Facebook to search for a new bassist, so check out the requirements below and apply if you think you've got what it takes!

They say: "As many of you will already be aware, we are on the hunt for a new bassist. We just finished teaming up with an incredible bassist on our new album and we are really excited to show you that music very soon. However, that partnership we knew from the outset was just for this one album and now that it is finally complete we are turning our attention to finding that special someone to join us on the road and into the future. If you think that might be you, read below so you can find out what to do next!

"Ne Obliviscaris are looking for a bassist who:

Is capable of playing our existing repertoire at an extremely high standard

Is professional and hard working

Has pro quality gear

Is available to tour worldwide regularly - often up to 5-6 months of the year

Has great live stage presence

Has prior experience touring (*ideally)
If that still sounds like you then we would love to have you audition to join NeO on the road starting late 2017.

"How to audition:
1. Send an email with the title (Bass Audition plus your name) with some information about yourself to: neobliviscaris.au@gmail.com
2. We'll then provide you with a tab/sheet music for 'Painters of the Tempest Part 2' in full so that you can learn it and create a video of you performing it as your audition. Then you just send us a link to your performance and if we love how you play, we'll discuss things more with you from there!

"Note: If you live outside of Australia you wouldn't be required to move here in order to take up the position. We don't really care where you are in the world as we spend more time away from Australia touring than in it. The most important thing is to find the right person musically. Best of luck! -NeO"

Source:	facebook.com
Band profile:	Ne Obliviscaris