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Track List
01) Libera (Part. I) - Saturnine Spheres
02) Libera (Part. II) - Ascent Of Burning Moths
03) Intra Venus
04) Eyrie
05) Urn (Part. I) - And Within The Void We Are B
06) Urn (Part. II) - As Embers Dance In Our Eyes
01) Libera (Part. I) - Saturnine Spheres
02) Libera (Part. II) - Ascent Of Burning Moths
03) Intra Venus
04) Eyrie
05) Urn (Part. I) - And Within The Void We Are B
06) Urn (Part. II) - As Embers Dance In Our Eyes
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2017
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"Urn" is the third studio album by the Australian band Ne Obliviscaris. It was released worldwide on October 27th, 2017 through Season of Mist.
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Each NeO record excels in different ways. Portal of I boasts its novelty and flowing expansiveness which truly captured my imagination five years ago. Citadel has the strongest contrasts of their light and heavy characteristics and is thematically strongest. But Urn has its slicker song-writing and feels the most accessible. I’m struggling to pin exactly how it compares with Portal of I and Citadel in total quality as they all have distinct advantages. What’s less difficult to argue is that NeO actively hampers themselves by refusing to utilize a dynamic master. For that, this time, I shall mark down from a 4.5. But make no mistake that this is still high-quality music. Former fans are sure to enjoy this release while the unconverted may appreciate the more direct hooks this time around. You’ll be reading about this one again come list season despite my earlier warnings over dynamics.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com.
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"Urn" is the third studio album by the Australian band Ne Obliviscaris. It was released worldwide on October 27th, 2017 through Season of Mist.
User Album Review
Each NeO record excels in different ways. Portal of I boasts its novelty and flowing expansiveness which truly captured my imagination five years ago. Citadel has the strongest contrasts of their light and heavy characteristics and is thematically strongest. But Urn has its slicker song-writing and feels the most accessible. I’m struggling to pin exactly how it compares with Portal of I and Citadel in total quality as they all have distinct advantages. What’s less difficult to argue is that NeO actively hampers themselves by refusing to utilize a dynamic master. For that, this time, I shall mark down from a 4.5. But make no mistake that this is still high-quality music. Former fans are sure to enjoy this release while the unconverted may appreciate the more direct hooks this time around. You’ll be reading about this one again come list season despite my earlier warnings over dynamics.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com.
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