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New Music Monday: Point North

Their sound is very Mayday Parade meets My Chemical Romance.

Jan 16, 2017

La Salle University

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New Music Monday: Point North

Point North

This band literally just announced it's existence. Like, this past Friday. But that doesn't mean there's a lack of information on them.

If you miss the easy pop-punk sound of the late 2000's, Point North is everything you've been looking for. Their sound is very Mayday Parade meets My Chemical Romance. Members include some familiar faces; Jonny Lundin, Benji Bryan, and Brady Szuhaj (formally of Best Kept Secrets) make up 3 parts of this new ensemble.

Point North is already quite the buzz, despite only having been a public band for the last few days. Rocksound wrote an article introducing the band to the world, and Michael Vampire from Dead Girls Academy already signed them to his record label Dark Kingdom Records.

If you've ever gone through a tough time, "Dearly Departed" is the song for you. It's about grief, loss and discovering that you don't have to be alone in your pain. You can watch the music video below, or check it out on Spotify.

Be sure to follow them on twitter for more information as they announce it, and buy "Dearly Departed" on iTunes as soon as possible.

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