The Vault Blog - MONTH: April, 2014
Farewell rehearsal with unused song
Posted: April 24, 2014 21:01:29 by Anders Jakobson
During the 18 months or so we prepared for the Farewell tour in 2012, we tested a lot of songs from the Nasum collection. A few songs never left the rehearsal room, and one of those was "Evicerated (By the Fiend)", from the "Regressive Hostility" compilation.
During a couple of rehearsals we did some multitrack recordings of the songs on my little setup. Mostly because the equipment already were in the room, but also to listen to what we really sounded like. Keijo also did some demo recordings in Finland, first dubbing over the albums and then singing to these rehearsals.
This song, that was posted on Facebook a while back, is instrumental and one of my personal favourites of all Nasum songs. Enjoy!
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The original Nasum logo
Posted: April 17, 2014 14:26:16 by Anders Jakobson
One of the most frequent fan questions is: "What the font of the Nasum logo?". The answer is none. It's handmade and other than the five letters of the band name there are only a few extra letters available, and very far from the entire alphabet.
The logo was hand drawn back in 1992 and the inspiration came from Disharmonic Orchestra's logo. Here's the original Nasum logo and the one that inspired it:
Now one can argue that the two logos are not particularly similar, but if you look closely on the bit of paper with the Nasum logo you might see that it's patched together and that the N, A and S are drawn separately. There are even some dried out white-out in the S. As originally drawn the letters was more alike the Disharmonic Orchestra style, but as it didn't work out another approach was applied and thus the Nasum logo as it is know was born.
Well, that's not entirely true as you can see that the black line is very thin and not as strong as it eventually ended up. A few versions were tested and ultimately the stronger-line version became the winner.
A close up on the patched part, and the flip side of the paper where one can see the original-original letters.
Introducing The Vault Blog
Posted: April 17, 2014 14:25:17 by Anders Jakobson
The Nasum Vault is filled with all sorts of interesting, semi-intersting or uninteresting things depending on your level of Nasum fandom. Either way, it feels like a fun thing to collect it all at one place. So we give you The Vault Blog. Here things from the Vault will be posted on a not particularly regular basis. It can be something visual (well, most of the times) but perhaps also something you can listen to and maybe some moving pictures that go hand in hand with the audio. Who knows?
The occasional rant or story from the past is also a very likely possibility. In other words: Nothing is given. We'll just dig into the Vault and see what we can find.
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ABOUT THE VAULT
Nasum might not be a performing band anymore or existing in the normal sense, but the legacy remains under the sharp supervision of the founding member Anders Jakobson. THE NASUM VAULT is the "umbrella" for a number of projects collecting information and items from the Nasum history.
The first project was The Vault Blog, introduced in 2014 as a place to share "interesting, semi-interesting or uninteresting things" from the Nasum Vault - stories, images and what ever. The second project was The Rare Nasum, audio goodies published on Bandcamp - rehearsals and live shows. Side by side with these two projects, there is The Official Nasum YouTube Channel where video oddities are posted.
This page is the collective portal for The Nasum Vault, grouped in the three different time periods of the band. This page will be updated when new stuff is added, and you can always help the Vault to grow by supporting The Rare Nasum - see more info at the bottom of the page.
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