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Relapse.com exclusive clear cassette limited to 100 copies
The Great Dismal, NOTHING's new full-length album explores existentialist themes of isolation, extinction, and human behavior in the face of 2020ās vast wasteland. Closing in on the bandās ten-year mark, frontman Domenic Palermo finds himself stringing together songs of misanthropic tales of Philadelphia with a refined and refreshed take on NOTHING's classic sound.
āThe Great Dismal refers to a swamp, a brilliant natural trap where survival is custom fit to its inhabitants,ā Palermo states. āThe nature of its beautiful, but taxing environment and harsh conditions canāt ever really be shaken or forgotten too easily.ā
The ever progressive NOTHING keep true to their chaotic outlook on life, keeping a keen eye to avoid repetition. With a radical cast of talented contributors such as harpist Mary Lattimore, classical musician Shelley Weiss, and singer/songwriter/producer Alex G., The Great Dismal showcases yet another essential side of the bandās trademark American Post-Shoegaze.

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Relapse.com exclusive clear cassette limited to 100 copies
The Great Dismal, NOTHING's new full-length album explores existentialist themes of isolation, extinction, and human behavior in the face of 2020ās vast wasteland. Closing in on the bandās ten-year mark, frontman Domenic Palermo finds himself stringing together songs of misanthropic tales of Philadelphia with a refined and refreshed take on NOTHING's classic sound.
āThe Great Dismal refers to a swamp, a brilliant natural trap where survival is custom fit to its inhabitants,ā Palermo states. āThe nature of its beautiful, but taxing environment and harsh conditions canāt ever really be shaken or forgotten too easily.ā
The ever progressive NOTHING keep true to their chaotic outlook on life, keeping a keen eye to avoid repetition. With a radical cast of talented contributors such as harpist Mary Lattimore, classical musician Shelley Weiss, and singer/songwriter/producer Alex G., The Great Dismal showcases yet another essential side of the bandās trademark American Post-Shoegaze.














