If super-intense instrumental math rock is your thing, you’ve either heard of VASA and love them, or have just heard of VASA and will love them in the near future.
In this interview, TMMP talks to VASA bassist John Niblock about VASA’s new album Colours and the band’s past, present, and future…
Your debut album Colours is out now. How does it feel to finally have it out there?
It’s a mix of relief and pride, I’d say. We’ve spent the last 10 months working on it and building up to it, so it was great to finally let people hear the album that we spent so much of our time on. We’re very proud of the end product and couldn’t be happier with the response it’s gotten.
What’s VASA’s origin story?
I met Blaine (Thompson, guitar) during my second year of university. We started writing together, and shortly after he brought in Scott (Coupar, guitar), who he had been friends with from their high school years. We recruited Niall (Morison MacRae, drums) last June after replacing our old drummer.
When it came to writing the tracks on Colours, what was your creative process like?
Quite a few of the tracks had been started just before Niall joined, so for most of them it was Read more…
Like this:
Like Loading...
Posted on 27 October 2015
