Dogged and delayed by a global pandemic and pieced together over a period of two years, “Exul” has been a long time coming. NE OBLIVISCARIS have never made the kind of records that can be dashed off in a fortnight. As far back as their 2012 debut “Portal Of I”, they were peddling a unique strain of…
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