Northern Faces with Modern Chemistry

“The only thing we want people to take away from our music is a feeling,” explains singer/guitarist Bryan Shortell of Northern Faces. “It doesn’t matter what it is. The best music makes you actually feel something. It can be any shade of color on the emotional spectrum, but that’s what makes a good song. If someone can listen to our record, or see us live and be affected by it in some way, then in my book, we’re doing something right.” Offering impossibly catchy hooks and melodies, unparalleled harmonies, blues-influenced instrumentation and a modern pop sensibility, Northern Faces has crafted an impressive standout sound that is all their own. The Albany, NY-based indie-rock outfit showcases their sonic prowess on their self-titled, debut full-length, out on April 21 on Equal Vision Records. Lead single “Wait, Wait, Wait” has quickly earned the band new fans and widespread attention around the world, receiving radio support from the likes of WEQX, WRFF, WFUZ, WHSN, RadioBDC, WLZX, WEMF and more, with new stations continuously adding the song into rotation.