Leírás
Alternative Dream Pop, Grunge, Indie, Post-Punk, Shoegaze,
Limited edition OSZTOTT színezésű bakelit lemez LP kiadvány, 2026-os album.
2000 darabos sorozat készült ebből a változatból.
A Short History of Decay follows Nothing’s 2020 triumph, The Great Dismal, a dark, steely evolution of the world-weary shoegaze sound they codified on their three previous albums: 2018’s Dance on the Blacktop, 2016’s Tired of Tomorrow, and 2014’s Guilty of Everything. At the time of Dismal’s release, Palermo thought the band might’ve reached its natural conclusion, but then life happened and “the feeling of wanting to do it resurfaced,” he explains. With the strongest arsenal in Nothing’s ever-shifting lineup locked in — guitarist Doyle Martin (Cloakroom), bassist Bobb Bruno (Best Coast), drummer Zachary Jones (MSC, Manslaughter 777), and third guitarist Cam Smith (Ladder To God, also of Cloakroom) — singer-songwriter Palermo knew he had the manpower to make the band’s most ambitious record yet.
A Short History of Decay is, on one level, a documentation of that decline. In a broader sense, it’s a record about truth. Rather than cover up the tremors with reverb, Palermo wanted to leave his own bodily degradation uncharacteristically exposed, a reflection of the radical honesty that encapsulates every sound and lyric on A Short History of Decay. The record begins with “Never Come Never Morning,” a song where Palermo recollects growing up with an abusive father, memories that he’s kept tightly wound throughout Nothing’s career, but that he finally unspools here without any effects to safely obscure the meaning.
YouTube video:
„Cannibal World” (official): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdtWI-QapFM
Felvételek:
LP:
1. Never come never morning
2. Cannibal world 04:29
3. A short history of decay
4. The rain don’t care
5. Purple strings 04:42
6. Toothless coal 03:47
7. Ballet of the traitor
8. Nerve scales
9. Essential tremors
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