Ne Obliviscaris - Exul: New Music Review [2023]

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Prepare to be transported to a world of progressive metal like never before, with the latest album from Ne Obliviscaris. This Australian band has been pushing the boundaries of metal since their inception, and this new album is no exception.
Featuring six stunning tracks that showcase the band's virtuosic musicianship and knack for crafting complex, yet accessible songs, this album is a must-listen for any fan of progressive metal. From the epic two part Misericorde to the savage Graal, Ne Obliviscaris takes listeners on a sonic journey that is both intense and beautiful.
Ne Obliviscaris has once again proven why they are one of the most innovative and exciting bands in metal today. If you're a fan of progressive metal, or just great music in general, you won't want to miss this album. Get ready to be blown away by Ne Obliviscaris's latest masterpiece!
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[@FranNDR]

Thank you for this nice and honest review, you got one more subscription. It's been tough such a long wait not even knowing if they would ever get to release their fourth album with so many setbacks. Helping them in a humble way through Patreon during the pandemic has been one of the biggest pleasures I've ever felt knowing their background. I can't wait to finally hear and see them live for the very first time in Barcelona in May. Let's hope more and more people appreciate this extraordinary band so that they get to keep on producing masterpieces

[@zero_zero107]

Before hearing he obliviscaris couple years ago, i didnt know how much i needed the sound combination of violin and bass guitar in my life...

[@elpepo01]

Hello there!
So beautifully put, I really enjoyed your review! What discipline you went through to not listen to the singles, I for one I'm guilty of listening (way too much) of it, prior to the official release (more like a alarming amount of times). As you said, Exul feels like a gift to behold, after the complete misfortunes and sheer misery that the band went through, this release becomes even more special. Now I need to (obsessively) listen to the whole thing again, so much stuff to dissect and discover...
Keep on rocking and cheers! 🤘

[@RhymeSignatures]

Thank you so much! This record really is a miracle, the poor band have been through hell, I'm proud to support them until the bitter end

[@lauscho]

Well, sounds like I have an album to check out this weekend!

[@RhymeSignatures]

Mate you're gonna have such a good time with this one!

[@magiclover9346]

Heres me sitting at home with the hoodie and a copy of Citadel on Vinyl (yes they exist), which I picked up from the Adelaide (AU) gig. Soon not to be forgotten. Australia is huge and its expensive to tour here that's why we have so many good bands. The bar is set so high. I love that a band like Ne Obliviscaris can pull big international acts like Rivers of Nihil and The Ocean to support. Really loved that show. Exul also great album picked up day 1

[@RhymeSignatures]

Australia has fast become one of my favourite countries for music, and NeO are sitting at the top of a very impressive pile of musicians!

[@magiclover9346]

@@RhymeSignatures I saw your copy of Asymmetry. When you see a Karnivool album in the background you know this person loves Australia's brand of prog. Have you listened to Voyagers new album yet