“Tribute to Nordberg began life without a vocalist. They added a singer a few months down the line, but those crucial early days have clearly left their mark on them as a tight, muscular unit. Turn the Other Way opens their debut album with a volley of ferocious riffing before the single Breathless sees them stamp down hard on the accelerator pedal, driving us forwards into the black heart of this band. They cite influences by the likes of Smashing Pumpkins, Audioslave and Alice in Chains, but once the singing starts, the group they bring most readily to my ear is a heavier version of Pearl Jam, with grinding, unforgiving riffs tempered with a keen sense of melody and questing, yearning vocals. It’s a formidable combination. There’s subtlety here too; tracks like No Denial and Long Ride Home might leave you battered but they also leave you wanting more.” Tim Sorrell

You can see the review on-line in this PDF or go and grab a copy of the magazine from somewhere in Nottingham.

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The other is at sumo in Leicester on May 25th.

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“overall it has that special kind of sound you can only get from a band that’s still obtaining mileage. That makes this album a bit of a jewel I highly encourage you to check out” shakefire.com

“The Day After: Grab your checked shirts & Converse! Great debut LP” www.thelickreview.co.uk

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Tune in between 3 – 4pm today   21/02/2012

Turn the other way is the only song on the album where the writing came together entirely in the rehearsal room. Nick and Rob got the riffs together, and Paul very quickly came up with the vocal hook. Despite Dave making persistant jokes about the pearl jam influence in TTN’s sound, We felt in would be tongue in cheek to arrange the song structure the same as a well known PJ song. An early mix of the track from the album sessions even included a reference to the reverse reverb vocal effect from “even flow”.

The track was recorded in one live take, with minimal guitar and bass overdubs. This is one of 2 tracks recorded with nicks black les Paul, and the only track to feature standard c tuning.