By the way, this song isn't actually called Nauraushaun. Well, it may be. Actually, just let me explain.
This "song" is actually two songs. The two songs in question are Origins and Life Without You, in that order. This was played during a live set and it switched from one song directly into another. If you listen closely enough, you can hear when the music changes, and you can even hear the lyrics "life without you."
Now, even though the songs are Origins and Life Without You, I suppose that doesn't mean they couldn't collectively be known as Nauraushaun, much like the Velorium Campers have separate titles. However, I'm unsure of this, as that was never officially stated.
Nate Kelley did say that it was those two tracks combined upon being asked and listening to the song, though. If you don't know who he is, he was the drummer for Shabutie that was replaced by Josh Eppard.
No. . . it's oh dear, I miss you. Lol. No lucies.
By the way, this song isn't actually called Nauraushaun. Well, it may be. Actually, just let me explain.
This "song" is actually two songs. The two songs in question are Origins and Life Without You, in that order. This was played during a live set and it switched from one song directly into another. If you listen closely enough, you can hear when the music changes, and you can even hear the lyrics "life without you."
Now, even though the songs are Origins and Life Without You, I suppose that doesn't mean they couldn't collectively be known as Nauraushaun, much like the Velorium Campers have separate titles. However, I'm unsure of this, as that was never officially stated.
Nate Kelley did say that it was those two tracks combined upon being asked and listening to the song, though. If you don't know who he is, he was the drummer for Shabutie that was replaced by Josh Eppard.