The North: Light the Way - COMPACT DISCS

The North: Light the Way - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Light the Way Artist: The North Label: Prosthetic Records Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 656191025027 Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal Release Date: 2016 03 18 Number of Discs: 1 Crawling from the thresholds of Tucson, Arizona come atmospheric driven sludge trifecta NORTH. Consisting of vocalist bassist Evan Leek, guitarist Matthew Mutterperl, and drummer Zack Hansen, the trio have spent the past ten years sprawling their penchat for destruction and

Title: Light the Way
Artist: The North
Label: Prosthetic Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 656191025027
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2016-03-18
Number of Discs: 1

Crawling from the thresholds of Tucson, Arizona come atmospheric driven sludge trifecta NORTH. Consisting of vocalist/bassist Evan Leek, guitarist Matthew Mutterperl, and drummer Zack Hansen, the trio have spent the past ten years sprawling their penchat for destruction and reformation throughout every infiltratable venue in their reach. Appearing with acts ranging from Rosetta, Adai, Weedeater, This Will Destroy You, Caspian, Cough, He Whose Ox Is Gored, Alcest, Vattnet Viskar, Subrosa, Primitve Man and several more, NORTH have maintained a consistent presence while building an extensive underground following and dedicated fanbase. The trio self-recorded and released their debut "Siberia" in 2006 - an instrumental EP featuring guitarist Ty Engle who recorded and produced the CD at Tucson's Ye Ol' Tort Studios. Making only 1,000 copies, the band quickly sold out and a year later re-released the album on vinyl with German record label, 6-60 Records. That same year the group released their first full length, "Ruins", with Valse! Records, before adding keyboardist Peter Ridgeway and vocalist Kyle Hardy to the lineup. Armed with a new experimental sound, the band headed to The Panda Studios in Oakland, Calif. To record their tertiary release "What You Were" featuring "all onslaught, smartly detonating triumphant melodies beneath the collapse and crush"(Decibel). Continuing to develop their sound even further, the band spent the next four years expanding their musical boundaries and refreshing their lineup by replacing Engle with guitarist Kyle Szostek and removing keyboards altogether. Their groundbreaking acclaimed 2012 full-length "The Great Silence" became a favorite among fans and critics alike., being lauded by Alternative Press as the bands' most accomplished work to date praising it's "sprawling atmospheres and righteous guitar-worshipping riffery."

Tracks:
1.1 Moonswan
1.2 Light the Way
1.3 Weight of All Thoughts
1.4 Earthmind
1.5 Primal Bloom
1.6 Rhef Anad
1.7 On a Beaten Crooked Path
1.8 From This Soil
1.9 Relativity