Stranger Kings
April 22, 2010 by Cupie · Leave a Comment
This is my new favorite band. Please check them out. They feature Holly Nelson on vocals, John Hertzberg on keyboards and programming, Herb Grimaud (Sound Gallery) on bass, and Campuzano (CUSH, The Lassie Foundation, CVSC) on guitar. Additional support by Dylan Hake and Jesse Nason. Also, all artwork for the Stranger Kings is by Brett LTD.
http://my.northernworld.com/_Lay-Low/audio/686790/16490.html
Set To Sea “The Dark Has Found A Home In Me” Available Now
March 23, 2010 by northern · Leave a Comment
The debut full-length from Set To Sea is now available at NorthernWorld.com. To buy “The Dark Has Found A Home In Me”, please click on or go to: http://store.northernworld.com/
Yearly Update
March 8, 2010 by Cupie · Leave a Comment
Hmm…
Table Topics:
CUSH-Who in the hell knows… As mentioned before Andrew and I have multiple jams ready to go. We just need a vocalist. Last night I got a suprise in my email; a scratch vocal and some bgv’s on one of our songs. It sounded great. Hopefully before the end of the Mayan calendar we can share it with you. Tentative title “Always Disapper”.
The Lassie Foundation-Who in the hell knows… We are still in haiatus.
CVSC-Kevin and I plan getting together within the next year to finish some more songs.
Stranger Kings-A new project that I started with Herb Grimaud, John Hertzberg, and Holly Nelson. We have started recording a song that should be available for release in the next month or so. What does it sound like? Well I think that it sounds like the shit!
4 Minute Mile
January 19, 2010 by northern · Leave a Comment
The first track from the band CVSC, featuring Campuzano and Kevin Castillo, is called “4 Minute Mile” and is now on Northern Radio and available for purchase in the Northern Store.
New Music On Northern Radio
January 8, 2010 by northern · Leave a Comment
Check out the latest EPs by Telegram and Set To Sea. You can hear every song from these two impressive debuts on Northern Radio right now. Just click on the drop-down playlist menu to select one of the artists. Then go to the Northern Store and download “We Look And See” by Telegram and order, or download, “The Last Solid Ground” by Set To Sea.
Without Further Delay
January 6, 2010 by northern · Leave a Comment
The first incarnation of NorthernTV is now playing. We have some lofty aspirations for what NorthernTV can become but we have decided to bring you what can best be described as version 0.0. This version is not the HD channel full of compelling content that we hope to bring you in the future, but we think it is a good place, and time, to start. Check out some videos by Northern Records artists, both past and present, along with some other video from across the web that we will be adding in the coming days. Thanks for your patience.
Telegram — “We Look And See”
January 4, 2010 by The Doc · Leave a Comment
Almost 2 years ago, I was introduced to a guy named Nick, who had a very compelling voice and wrote some great songs. Not to mention he was/is a fellow Star Wars nut. Instant love, and we’ve been working on stuff since then, fighting all obstacles man-made (self-made) and otherwise. We have released 3 songs, the first of a triology of 3P’s, called “We Look And See”. It is a great pleasure to work with Nick, and the icing on the cake for me personally is that I got to play a whole lot of guitar and bass on it as well. Yay for delay pedals!“Who You Are” is the oldest song, and went through a few versions. Tracked, retracked. Sung, resung. Its one of those songs that hit me as a ‘classic’ on the first listen. Beautiful.“Planet Emily” arrived this summer, and got remolded a bit by Barrett Slagle when he mixed it. Thanks to power of modern technology, it got a much needed kick in the pants.“Sleeping In” came very recently, and blew me away. Fast, loud, and a great melody. And fuzz guitar. Yay for fuzz guitar!More on the way.
Telegram “We Look And See” Now Available
January 3, 2010 by northern · Leave a Comment
The new 3 song EP from Telegram is now available for download at NorthernWorld.com. To buy “We Look And See”, their debut release on Northern Records, please click on or go to: store.northernworld.com
Telegram vs Nick
August 25, 2009 by Cupie · Comments Off
Late last night i went down to Northern’s studio to work on some songs only to be hijacked by Telegram/Nick recording a piece music that i can only define as art. As a rule, of my own, i generally don’t consider most music, including my own, art. What i heard last night was art and it was humbling, exciting, beautiful, confident, and very frustrating. What Nick and Andrew were working on was beautiful and special. It was frustrating because it was an uncomfortable reminder that there is no grace given to those who are lazy in Rock n Roll. The lazy fail.c
Summer Songs
August 19, 2009 by The Doc · Comments Off
New Music!A couple of weeks ago, Telegram posted the song “Who You Are” on their Northernworld page. We have been working on this song for quite some time, and it has gone through many variations. In the form which has been posted, it includes yours truly on lead guitar and bass, Dylan on drums, Tysen on rhodes, and Nick playing guitar and singing (and creating the ‘space’ sounds). The basics of drums, bass and rhythm guitar were tracked live together at Northern, and then a long period of varying overdubs, start overs and redos commenced. It’s a favorite of mine, and I hope you enjoy it as well.This week, we have the first song from Leslie DuPre Grimaud, a track called “Raven’s Song”. I had the privilege of playing guitar on this song as well, and even managed to squeek in the last minute use of my Convulsion Fuzz. Eric and I have known Leslie, and her husband (some guy named Herb) for years and years. Among other things, she fronted the only legit darkwave band in the early days of the SoCal scene, and added the hauntingly beautiful vocals to “58” and “Never Enough” by the Prayer Chain. She has hundreds of amazing songs, waiting to go, which I look forward to being a part of.So, finally, new music. More to come, sooner rather than later.













