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Nasum
Nasum came together in Örebro, Sweden during the mid-1990s. Their sound was a direct, fast-moving form of death metal, built on tight riffs and Mieszko...
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Closing In
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Screwed
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Shaping The End
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A Change In Your Mind
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A Game Played By Society
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A Look At Society
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A Request For Guidance
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Bag
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Black Visions (Scarecrows II)
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Brinn
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Burning Inside
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Corrosion
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Creature
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Deleted Scenes
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Den Mærka Tiden
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Digging In
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Nasum came together in Örebro, Sweden during the mid-1990s. Their sound was a direct, fast-moving form of death metal, built on tight riffs and Mieszko Talarczyk's raw vocal delivery. Songs like 'I Hate People' and 'The System Has Failed Again' gave that aggression a clear, frustrated target.
They released a handful of albums in a relatively short span, including 'Human 2.0' in 1999 and 'Helvete' in 2003. The music didn't wander into experimentation; it stayed focused on intensity and pace, with tracks such as 'Shaping The End' and 'Closing In' representing their consistent approach.
The band's activity was cut short in 2004 when Talarczyk died by suicide. Nasum disbanded afterward. Their records, particularly the blunt force of songs like 'Digging In' and 'Den Märka Tiden', left a specific imprint on certain corners of extreme metal that valued that kind of unadorned, confrontational sound.
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