The Lost Reveries – Naberus

The Lost Reveries – album overview

The Lost Reveries is the new album by Melbourne, Australia’s Naberus, and produced by Ermin Hamidovic (Periphery). The album was released worldwide on December 2nd, 2016.

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The album contains heavy, intricate riffs complemented by a strong and powerful rhythm section. The songs are laid beneath a striking vocal performance incorporating chaotic, intense growls, and powerful melodic cleans. The result showcases a unique and masterful blend of many facets of classic melodic death and modern aggressive heavy metal. The album contains five brand new songs, in addition to re-mastered versions of nine songs from their previous independent release.

Press Quotes and Highlights

• “a plethora of inventive riffs, and expertly crafted metallic pomp” – Team Rock
• 8/10 – “The Lost Reveries is a must-have release!” – Brave Words
• 4/5 ” four full spins of the album and I’m not finding anything that I want to skip” – Heavy
• 8/10 – “contains urgent, arresting groove that hammers into you” – Metal Temple
• “This album shreds from beginning to end!” – Seattle Music Insider
• 8/10 – “Strong, powerful melodies” – Metal de
• 4/5 – “an exceptionally good album” – Metalphobia
• 4 ½ /5 – “don’t pass this one up. Highly recommended” – Grim Reader Reviews
• 4/5 – “The Lost Reveries brims with youthful vigor… a ravenous beast!” – The Independent Voice
• 7/10 – “a great album!” – RockmUzine
• 4/5 – “this album is a treat, a coherent and consistent wall of sound!” – Metal Underground
• “Australia’s next big thing” – Heavy Mag
• 8/10 – “A great album! Take a listen to and get on board with Naberus” – Hardwire Metal 
• “no-holds barred, sheer power with vibrant youthful energy” – Metal Obsession
• “great songs… fast hard pumping metal!” – Essentially Pop
• “outstanding tracks, head-nodding and catchy” – Sentinel Daily
• “The Lost Reveries is a strong, competent debut” – The Black Siren
• “exciting!” – World of Metal
• 8/10 – “The Lost Reveries is exquisite” – Friedhof Magazine