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NORSKA: Debut Album Due In September

July 25, 2012

Portland, Oregon doom/sludge titans NORSKA — who feature in their ranks members of YOB — are set to unleash their debut release on September 18 via Brutal Panda Records. The five-song, 40-minute eponymous debut was recorded by Adam Bradley Pike (BLACK ELK, RED FANG) at Toadhouse Studios in the band’s hometown. Mixing heavy, meditative riffs and a thundering rhythm section with psychedelic flourishes, NORSKA prove they are true masters of their craft.

In other news, NORSKA has lined up a September tour with the mighty YOB, with whom they share bassist Aaron Rieseberg.

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