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Up The Mountain Down The Mountain is an independent artist known for blending metal, death folk, doom, and stoner influences into a distinct, atmospheric sound. Rooted in DIY ethos, the project has released a string of self-produced records that stack moody riffs with folk-informed dynamics. Fans describe the music as immersive and unapologetically raw, crafted with the same care you’d expect from a small, trusted label—only this time, it’s all self-released and artist-driven.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Based in or around Minneapolis, the project has connections to the region’s heavy music community, including past live appearances at notable venues and events. While public live activity in recent years centers on 2014 performances in Minnesota, the artist continues to speak through music and Bandcamp releases, inviting new listeners to explore their catalog and follow updates as they arise.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Whether you’re new to the sound or a longtime listener, securing tickets to upcoming live performances is about supporting a DIY artist who brings intense atmosphere and a distinct voice to the metal and folk-adjacent scenes.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Discography highlights (most recent first):

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

  • Ohage (2015) — self-released collection showcasing a blend of heavy guitar work and folk-inspired melodies.
  • Le Seuer (acoustic) (2014) — intimate acoustic takes that reveal the project’s melodic core.
  • 12 the cassette tape (2014) — raucous, compact releases capturing raw energy.
  • Trees of the Wind (2013) — a Minneapolis-linked release that threads doom textures with folk elements.
  • Fight a Stranger in the Alps (2013) — dark, expansive compositions characteristic of doom and metal fusion.
  • Far From It (2013) — early release establishing the project’s rugged, independent voice.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

All releases appear self-released, reflecting a strong independent approach to music-making. The project’s Bandcamp presence is the primary hub for listening and purchasing, with ongoing updates and new material typically announced there.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Up The Mountain Down The Mountain

  • Discography (most recent first) on Bandcamp: Ohage (2015), Le Seuer (acoustic) (2014), 12 the cassette tape (2014), Trees of the Wind (2013), Fight a Stranger in the Alps (2013), Far From It (2013).
  • Genre/style tags include metal, death folk, doom, and stoner metal, with Minneapolis as the location tag on Trees of the Wind.
  • All releases appear self-released/independent.
  • Social media presence is primarily Bandcamp; no widely publicized official Facebook/Instagram/Twitter accounts are readily visible.

The records

Up The Mountain Down The Mountain Discography

  • Ohage
    2015 · Independent (Self-released)
  • Le Seuer (acoustic)
    2014 · Independent (Self-released)
  • 12 the cassette tape
    2014 · Independent
  • Trees of the Wind
    2013 · Independent
  • Fight a Stranger in the Alps
    2013 · Independent
  • Far From It
    2013 · Independent

Discography highlights (most recent first):

  • Ohage (2015) — self-released collection showcasing a blend of heavy guitar work and folk-inspired melodies.
  • Le Seuer (acoustic) (2014) — intimate acoustic takes that reveal the project’s melodic core.
  • 12 the cassette tape (2014) — raucous, compact releases capturing raw energy.
  • Trees of the Wind (2013) — a Minneapolis-linked release that threads doom textures with folk elements.
  • Fight a Stranger in the Alps (2013) — dark, expansive compositions characteristic of doom and metal fusion.
  • Far From It (2013) — early release establishing the project’s rugged, independent voice.

All releases appear self-released, reflecting a strong independent approach to music-making. The project’s Bandcamp presence is the primary hub for listening and purchasing, with ongoing updates and new material typically announced there.

Social presence: Bandcamp remains the central platform for releases and updates. You can explore discography, listen, and purchase directly through Bandcamp, and follow the artist for new releases and show notices. Bandcamp.

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