Reacting to Ne Obliviscaris - Eyrie All music and rights: Ne Obliviscaris, Season Of Mist 2017 Buy this beautiful music here: itunes.apple.c... Original video appears here: • Ne Obliviscaris - Libe...
Everybody suggest Plague Flowers, but I believe that Of Petrichor Weaves Black Noise is very underrated and is one of their best songs along with Tapestry of the Starless Abstract!
Tapestry and As Icicles Fall are probably my 2 favorite tracks from Portal Of I. Tapestry because of all the cool bass lines and the clean interlude, Icicles because in my opinion I think Xenoyr's harsh vocals really shine through in the last half of the song. When he screams "Mother" at the end I can really hear despair in his voice.
Those twosongs you refered to, are indeed way underrated, and, in my taste, more elegant than APFTK, but Libera Part I - Saturnine Spheres, Eyrie and Urn Part II - As Embers Dance in Ours Eyes are as magnificent as Petrichor and Tapestry.
Saw these guy live in Melbourne about 5 years before they released their very first album. They were a support band for another local band. No one knew them, a crowd of maybe 50-100, and all of our jaws were dropped to the flow. I discovered the band Portal and Synthetic Breed the same way. They are amaing. Hail Australia! Edit: I think It was in 2006!
I like to call that the "neO" effect. The first Ne Obliviscaris song I listened to (forget not) was a pretty bad listen. I didnt like it so I moved on. next day arrived and I was listening to it again, because I wanted to hear a specific part that sounded neat. Fast forward a month and its was and still is one of my favorite bands. Every song just gets better with every listen
They are the new "Opeth" if you like Opeth from the first 15 years. You do need to check out their video for "Intra Venus" and maybe check out "And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope." Both are more dynamic than this song. This song is great, but doesn't really show you the shredability...
Just seen NeO live this week and they do sound much fuller with a better sound mix and have absolutely ecstatic climaxes in their compositions. I have a mellower recommendation, the first thing that came to my mind when thinking of an under-appreciated but stunning music video. This is from the Welsh band Panic Room from 2010: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QA1zV9NLkCY.html
Interesting band, never heard of them before for some reason. Here is another suggestion: Ayreon, really good progressive band (chances are you may know them already). Here's a very amazing title from their last album: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oFuMKdrzPqU.html This is probably closer to your tastes than my last suggestion.