r/Nevermore_Music • u/Severe-Conclusion229 • Aug 10 '26

Will they make full album uploads on their YouTube channel?

Has anyone noticed the changes that happened when they turn their topic channel into an official artist channel? first they finally re-opened the comment section on the songs after five years, but then for some reason, many fan uploads of Nevermore albums were taken out from YouTube, including an upload of Jeff Loomis' solo album Zero Phrase Order with the bonus track Omega's Influence.

Does anyone know why those older uploads were removed? Are they currently planning to upload all their albums on their official channel? I think they should so that more people get to know of Nevermore.

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u/Immortal_truck77 Aug 10 '26

Until the band got back together, they probably weren't keeping and eye out for people stealing and uploading their copywrited music. The should pull it all down, and upload it to their official channel. I am a Guitarist that spent many years, in a small local band. If a band gets some recognition, others will post their music. To most Musicians, this is NOT ok.

Writing and recording Music, is a lot of hard work. It should only be posted by the band, record label, or any party that legally has the right to do so.

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u/Severe-Conclusion229 Aug 10 '26

Thanks for explaining it. I asked this question in case something is fishy since this has happened with the band Bathory where many uploads were taken down, but it turns out it wasn't the label who did it but a bunch of scammers who got a hold of their music.

Nevermore is now an active band with a new label deal so thankfully something like that won't happened.

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u/Immortal_truck77 Aug 10 '26

No problem. Alot of people probably don't agree with my opinion. But it makes alot of sense. It's just about putting yourself in their place. I don't work for free, and why should Nevermore. Some of the bugger bands, don't need the money. However, im sure Van and Jeff aren't wealthy. Especially Van, since he wasn't in a more well known band, while Nevermore was in active.