South Of No North was probably the best greek gothic rock act in the legendary 80's decade (along with Yell-O-Yell and Forward Music Quintet, in my opinion). When the 80's deacade ended they had already released three great LP's ("Lacrimae Christi" and "Fell Frozen" under Creep Records, and "South Of No North" under Wipe Out). It was 1992 when they released their last album called "Rajah" under Wipe Out. The LP was a compilation of old unreleased stuff plus some new songs and alternative versions of older ones. It also contains one of their most brilliant songs ever. This is "Maximum Protection". By that time the band split up. They reunited after about 10 years and played as headliners in the Elfentanz Festival in 2003. Of course the quality of "Rajah" LP is similar to their previous works, and, needless to say, it is worth looking for it as all of their LP's are very hard to find…
