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“Exul ended up being recorded at 10 different studios over two and a half years.” Ne Obliviscaris and the heroic story of their fourth album

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“Exul ended up being recorded at 10 different studios over two and a half years.” Ne Obliviscaris and the heroic story of their fourth album

Australian prog metallers Ne Obliviscaris tell how without their Patreon-funding they might not have got to make album number four, Exul

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