
Northern Alliance write music. Then they record it. Sometimes it's good enough to let other people hear it. When this happens, they release a record. This has happened four times since they formed. Below are the details of those four tumultuous events. None of these records have been planned, as such, they've just kinda happened, you understand. Like freak weather events. The band have also had the odd tune appear here and there on compilations (Fence stuff, magazine freebies - you know the drill), but we won't bore you with that guff.
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"sometimes sweet, sometimes blisteringly noisy and sometimes too good never to be performed" - The Highland News
"..one of their best albums.." - Daily Record
"[there are moments] when you would wish The Ossians into existence" - The Scotsman

"amazingly haunting... an epic slowburner" - Steve Lamacq, Radio 2
"has a beautiful, dreamlike quality" - Maverick Magazine [4/5]
"a fine record" - The List [4/5]
"a mesmerising sonic masterpiece" - The Daily Record
"a near perfect dreamlike album. Blissful listening" - The Skinny [4/5]
"a gorgeously melancholic mini-album" - Subba-Cultcha [9/10]

"breathtaking" - Maverick Magazine [4/5]
"you'll love this" - Is This Music [4/5]
"a triumph of homespun recording" - The Big Issue [4/5]
"works of beautifully fragile optimism...a great album" - The List [4/5]
"a charm-filled album" - Sunday Mail
"incredible mix of Spiritualised and The Beta Band" - Daily Record

"I’m glad I have this record" - Comes with a Smile
"moody n magnificent" - Unpeeled
"a sleepwalk through a daydream... fantastic" - Is This Music?
"sadder than lassie... what a result" - Scotland on Sunday
"true Celtic folk sounds and moods" - Rocksound [8/10]
"beautifully maudlin" - The List [4/5]
"full of longing and grit" - Logo Magazione
"quiet intensity" - The Big Issue

"a heart as heavy as the sun. Most promising." - Metro
"wheezing keyboard and stinging guitar" - Scotland on Sunday
"a wistful, laidback, countrified record" - Sunday Herald
"heartbroken and drunkenly swaying" - Kerrang [4/5]
"possessing a mesmerising fascination" - Logo Magazine
"a sleepy foray into muted atmospherics" - Q [3/5]
"very likeable" - Rock Sound
"this is lovely" - The Big Issue
"long live lo-fi - when it's done like this" - Baby Tiger
"a chunk of essential noise" - Radio 2XS
"vastly superior" - Unpeeled
"many of the right buttons are pushed here" - The List
"an engaging ride" - Is This Music?