Album Notes

"North Twin's music is real to me. I can feel their honesty and commitment. It will serve them well in the future."

-Mike McCready, Pearl Jam

North Twin's debut album "Falling Apart" is a rock album at its core, but it never forgets its roots. North Twin has lived in songwriter Tony Fulgham's head since he was a kid in Texas, absorbing his dad's Willie, Emmylou, and Eagles records. This abstraction of a band traveled with him to Seattle, L.A., and back again to Seattle where it finally graduated from cerebral to corporeal. Tony first met bassist Rebecca Young (Long River Train, Ian Moore), veteran of the New York and Seattle music scenes, and together they recruited lead guitarist Tim DiJulio (Lazy Susan, Flight to Mars [with Pearl Jam's Mike McCready]), and drummer Rick Cranford (Radio Nationals, Johnny Hickman [of Cracker]). In just its first year, North Twin supported such bands as Son Volt, The Bottle Rockets and The Drams, and garnered frequent air play on Seattle's influential KEXP, creating an early buzz. North Twin is just enough truth hidden in a pack of dirty, rotten lies to make you feel like you've been someplace.