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“People thought we were begging for money”: How Patreon saved Ne Obliviscaris from falling apart in the face of threats, wildfires and loss

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“People thought we were begging for money”: How Patreon saved Ne Obliviscaris from falling apart in the face of threats, wildfires and loss

Marc “Xenoyr” Campbell of Australian prog metallers Ne Obliviscaris explains the band have overcome a lot to release new album Exul

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