Episode #60 - The Early Years - Part 2 - New Songs, Logo and Artwork / Exit Pat Bailey

We resume the story of Night Demon's early days in late 2011.
After an extended period of focusing on other projects, Jarvis,
Brent and Pat were back together in Ventura.  Their first
order of business was to finalize the mix on the 4-song EP at
Armand's Satellite Studios.  That task completed, the boys
began rehearsing new ideas, working out the bones of what became
"Livin' Dangerous," "Howling Man" (originally known as
"Intruder"), and "Killer."  In early 2012, before Pat went
back to school, the band recorded demos of those three songs,
with Armand writing and playing the clean part of "Howling Man"
on the spot. At a small club with a sparse attendance, the
Jarvis/Brent/Pat lineup performed one final time.  Then
focus turned toward adding visuals for the EP, including creating
a logo and finding suitable artwork. The boys discuss the Tanith
art and how inspiring the combination of that artwork plus the
original logo was for the band.  With Pat departing for
good, the door was open for new blood to join the Night Demon
ranks and help move the band forward.

 
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Original Demo of Livin Dangerous

Original Demo of Killer

Original Demo of Howling man

Night Demon original Logo

Tanith Artwork and early Night Demon adaptation

Night Demon First Backdrop Artwork



 


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