

Taunton, MA - September 24, 2015 - The self-proclaimed "reverb rock" quintet Northernmost is showing no signs of slowing down. Having just released their Pinedale EP through Rude Fox Records, the band is set on having an impact on the current music scene. Today Northernmost have partnered with Pup Fresh to exclusively unveil an acoustic variation of their latest single, "Cloudy." "'Cloudy' is lyrically one of the most personal songs that I've written," says vocalist/guitarist Jesse Field, and that personal touch mixed with the vulnerability of a stripped down acoustic vibe is bound to connect with listeners. Listen to "Cloudy" acoustic through Pup Fresh: http://pupfresh.com/post/129785536184
Download Northernmost's Pinedale EP here - bit.ly/pinedaleep
About Northernmost: Northernmost was founded from the ashes of several local RI and MA bands including The Refraction (Progressive Metal) and Pathfinder (Emotional Hardcore). Tyler Bragger (Drums) and Jesse Field (Guitar/Vocals) came together in the winter of 2013/14 simply to "Write music we like, regardless of genre. We had no plans at the time for the music to become an album or anything more than what it was. We were both so tired and frustrated with the band situation that we wanted something no expectations, just free expression," says guitarist/vocalist Jesse Field about their origins. "Eventually, after several songs came together I thought 'hey, maybe I'll try singing on some of these,' and it just clicked. The emotion was right and I felt I had a lot to say after recently getting out of a tough relationship, dealing with numerous family pressures, and so on. It was perfect timing."
Throughout the early months of the year, Tyler and Jesse began finding members to fill out the line up and continue the writing process. Kayla MacNeil (Formerly of local hardcore band The Navidson Record), and Scott Myers (a long time friend of Jesse's) claimed the guitar slots. After struggling to find a permanent bassist, the band came to find Nate Machado to join for the long haul.
Drawing influence from bands currently dominating the scene such as Title Fight and Brand New, Northernmost also cites several lesser-known but just as influential bands that have helped them come to their sound. Therefore I Am, Make Do and Mend, and Sainthood Reps as well as local bands that have helped inspire them: Sunlight Alumni (Wilmington, NC), Maker (MA), Aviator (MA), and Native Wildlife (CT) to name only a few have all had an impact on Northernmost.
Northernmost released their debut self titled full-length album on Bandcamp/iTunes/Spotify/Google Play and Amazon on May 1st, 2014. To date, reviews have been impressive for the relatively unknown 5-piece who plan to leave their mark on the music scene in a way that they think has been absent for the part few years. "I remember going to shows eight years ago, and seeing hundreds of kids screaming their lungs out to bands like The Receiving End of Sirens and Therefore I Am in a way that you don't see anymore," recalls guitarist and counterpart vocalist Scott Myers. "In Attleboro (MA), people used to rent out Churches, Halls, and VFWs every few weeks for a sold out show, and now you go see all of these bands playing to no one. It's truly a sad sight. But what bands don't realize now is that it is their job to give the fans something to watch. Selling a ticket to a show is selling an experience, it's selling part of themselves to the audience. It takes heart, and music has lost a lot of that. But I see that potential everyday to get it back." This is a sentiment that the band takes very seriously, as seen through their dedication to giving fans a piece of themselves in the most honest way they know how. Recently, the band performed at All About Records in Taunton Massachusetts and sold it to capacity as a send off for their first East Coast tour; an 8 date/11 day tour all the way to Virginia and back.
Although the band is still short of the mainstream radar, their determination seems endless as they continue towards the only thing they can see for their future. "The goal isn't to get famous - although that would be awesome," says Jesse, "The goal is to sing these songs, and the next ones, to anyone who will listen anywhere they will listen. The goal is to have one kid anywhere we play connect with something I've created in a way that inspires him to take the mic or sing it back at me. That's my definition of 'Making It'." The band is proud to have released their latest EP, titled Pinedale, through Rude Fox Records in September 2015.
Northernmost Online:
http://www.facebook.com/NorthernmostMA
http://northernmostma.bandcamp.com
http://artistecard.com/northernmostma
http://northernmostma.storenvy.com