After the success of their debut EP "Generation Why", creative forces have overtaken The Noolands and questions about the very fabric of their existence have been raised. The continued, looming friction of "the industry" has caused a break in the band's understanding of the world they live in. Everything they'd ever been told was true, but they continue to trust in themselves and in their best friends. 

Through a series of serendipitous events, a song was recorded called "Record Man". The song that is the very subject matter the lyrics consistently poke at and represents the important decisions a band must make. One day maybe we too will be grasped by the hands of the record man.


Where to Buy
shop.thenoolands.com

Lyrics Found Here
noolands.com/lyrics

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Performed by
Brandon Davenport
Aaron Casey
Meghan Poole
James Laxton
Jon Laxton

Recorded & Produced by
Jeff Wardell & Your Productions

Mastered by
Lacquer Channel Mastering

Released by
The Noolands / 2017

Record Man

The Noolands are an eclectic group of longtime Canadian friends from Barrie Ontario with a tendency to float between rock genres and yet still maintain a uniquely focused and familiar vibe. Over the last 5 years, the group cultivated their fanbase organically from the ground up with two EPs, rounds of singles and music videos, eventually producing two charting songs, sold out shows & festivals around Canada and becoming a beloved staple of their hometown music scene and beyond. Their latest nostalgic summer release 1992 melds sounds similar to Vampire Weekend, Arcade Fire and Wilco with the unstoppable momentum of Oasis. The song explores the fear of change and accepting troublesome parts of who we are. Remaining on the outskirts of the industry, the band continues to quickly maneuver obstacles together and freely change direction to continue deepening their connection with friends and fans in a new world with many new songs...

High Road Pilots is Liam Davey, Jack Davey, Mike Spencer and Scott Grinton.

The bond between family and music has been prevalent across the rock n roll landscape. But in terms of the High Road Pilots, the culmination of diverse schools of music and the ongoing desire to experiment and improve, has led them to a style unto themselves. Loyal to the tenements of rock n roll yet daring in unexplored sounds and hooks that could not be derived. 

It is easy to venture out in the world and proclaim an artist to be extraordinary, but this is a group that backs up those call to the masses for the next great band. They are a cast of actors that can create, produce their own work, and most importantly, give you a performance that is second to none. You are a part of their show because they are you and we are all together. 

With the upcoming release of their new album, Yonder, it begs the question on just how far it goes. It's a true celebration of everything we look for as music lovers, and the sky is the limit as to where they go next.