Listen: Nothing - "July The Fourth"
Philadelphia's Nothing have revealed a new track, called "July The Fourth", taken from their upcoming split 12" with Whirr.
Speaking about the skinned-elbow raw Cali-type skate-punk, guitarist Brandon Setta says:
“I guess it’s just about being hung up on something and using any method, no matter how extreme, to erase it from your brain just to obtain some sort of freedom.”
The 12" is due 17 November via Run For Cover and comes with an etched B-side as well as a Whirr/Nothing In The Studio documentary DVD.
Listen below, then check out Nothing's recently announced, and pretty lengthy, debut UK/EU tour dates.
October
28 - Tsunami Club, Koln, Germany
29 - Espace B, Paris, France
31 - L'Ecume des Jours, Perigueux, France
November
1 - Primavera Club, Barcelona, Spain
2 - Le Sonic, Lyon, France
4 - Freakout Club, Bologna, Italy
5 - Circolo Degli Artisti, Rome, Italy
6 - Ohibo, Milan, Italy
7 - Ahoi! Pop Festival, Linz, Austria
8 - Mochvara, Zagreb, Croatia
9 - Arena, Vienna, Austria
10 - Podnik, Prague, Czech Rep.
11 - Cassiopeia, Berlin, Germany
12 - Hafenklang, Hamburg, Germany
13 - Loppen, Copenhagen, Denmark
14 - Inkonst, Malmo, Sweden
15 - Revolver, Oslo, Norway
16 - Kulturhuset Lava, Stockholm, Sweden
18 - Dynamo, Eindhoven, Netherlands
19 - Jugendhaus West. Stuttgart, Germany
20 - De Kreun, Kortrijk, Belgium
21 - Green Door Store, Brighton, UK
22 - The Oobleck, Birmingham, UK
23 - Broadcast, Glasgow, UK
24 - Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK
25 - Birthdays, London, UK
26 - Het Bos, Antwerp, Belgium
27 - OCCII, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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