Norther was a prominent Finnish melodic death metal band that emerged from the depths of Helsinki in the early 2000s. The band quickly became recognized for their aggressive yet melodic sound that deftly blended fast-paced metal riffs with symphonic and keyboard-infused elements. Their music was characterized by its intense energy, intricate guitar work, and the fierce growling vocals that typify the genre.

The band's discography showcases their evolution and finesse in the melodic death metal scene. "Dreams of Endless War," released in 2002, served as a powerful debut, setting the stage for their future endeavors. Norther's journey continued with subsequent albums including "Mirror of Madness" (2003) and "Death Unlimited" (2004), which cemented their status within the metal community. With "Till Death Unites Us" (2006) and "N" (2008), the band further refined their style, incorporating experimental elements to broaden their sound. Their 2005 EP "Solution 7" and their final studio album "Circle Regenerated" (2011) showcased their continuous progression before the band ultimately disbanded in 2012. Their legacy within the Finnish metal scene remains influential, as Norther is remembered for their significant contribution to the genre and their embodiment of the melodic death metal spirit.