NORTHER: New Song Posted Online

January 11, 2008

Finnish metallers NORTHER have posted a new song, entitled "We Rock" on the band's MySpace page. The track comes off the group's new album, "N", which will be released through Century Media Records on the following dates:

Feb. 13 - Finland
Feb. 22 - Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, BeNeLux
Feb. 25 - UK, France, Denmark, Greece, Norway
Feb. 26 - Spain, Portugal
Feb. 29 - Sweden, Hungary

The CD was recorded and produced by longtime partner Anssi Kippo (CHILDREN OF BODOM) at Astia Studios and mixed by Fredrik Nordström (DARK TRANQUILLITY, ARCH ENEMY, IN FLAMES) at Studio Fredman in Sweden.

Commented NORTHER bassist bassist Jukka Koskinen: "The release of 'N' is getting closer. I played the album to some people and the feedback has been very good. Everyone said that NORTHER sounds so much better than ever before so hopefully it will kick major ass for you our fans! We thought to put one new song on our MySpace so all of you can finally have first impression of it! The track is called 'We Rock'. Hope you're gonna like it! We've been rehearsing the new songs and we're very excited to play these tracks for you!

"We'll be playing at the Finnish Metal Expo on February 16th, 2008 in Helsinki so if you have the time pop by! We're also pleased to announce that we're gonna do a full European tour in March/April 2008 with our labelmates TURISAS. The first two weeks cover the UK and central Europe will follow afterwards. It's great to get back on the road and with TURISAS we'll form an excellent and diverse team for the tour! Be there or be lame!

"The new NORTHER video also for the mind=blowing song 'We Rock' has also been finished with Helsinki-based production team Tunne Productions. The video will be out for public by the end of January, so stay tuned!"

According to a press release, "N" sees NORTHER "perfecting their mix of ripping riffs, aggressive vocals and epic melodies and will be premiered live at the well-known Finnish Metal Expo on February 16, 2008 in Helsinki. With the release of the massive metal anthem 'We Rock' as Finland-only single plus a new video currently in the works NORTHER are destined to induce 2008 with a metallic kick-off par excellence."

"N" track listing:

01. My Antichrist
02. Frozen Angel
03. Down
04. To Hell
05. Savior
06. Black Gold
07. We Rock
08. Always & Never
09. Tell Me Why
10. If You Go
11. Self-Righteous Fuck
12. Forever And Ever
13. Sabotage (Japanese Bonus Track)

Check out the cover artwork at this location.

"N" will be available as a CD and limited edition digipak including three bonus tracks.

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