NORD MOT NORD is an emerging music entity, rooted deeply in the cultural landscape of northern Norway. The band's sound is characterized by a profound connection to their geographical roots, often incorporating themes of regional pride and identity. With a discography that speaks to the rugged beauty of the north and the tenacity of its inhabitants, NORD MOT NORD has carved out a unique niche in the Scandinavian music scene.

Their recent releases, including "Mørke daga," which translates to "Dark Days," and "Hüske dü?," displaying the evocative Norwegian language, resonate with the stark nature of the northlands. "NORDLENGSELSTYRANNIET," suggesting a longing for the north that verges on tyranny, alongside "Nordnorsk Separatisme No!," hint at the group's advocacy for Northern Norwegian cultural and perhaps political distinctiveness. The anthemic "Årets Nordlending," translates to "The Northern Norweigan of the Year," and the poignant "Stein i lomma" or "Stone in Pocket," contribute to the band's representation of Northern identity. Their eponymous track, "Nord Mot Nord," alongside "Nord I Mitt <3," which means "North In My Heart," encapsulate the theme of their work: a deep-seated veneration for the nordic spirit and the unique experience of life above the Arctic Circle.