Artist: Nothing
Genre: Shoegaze
Nothing are an American shoegaze band from Philadelphia formed in 2011 who have helped lead the genre's revival. Their music combines the wall-of-sound guitar approach of classic shoegaze with contemporary heaviness and emotional intensity. Albums including 'Guilty of Everything,' 'Tired of Tomorrow,' and 'The Great Dismal' earned critical acclaim. Frontman Domenic Palermo's personal struggles and recovery informed the band's emotionally raw approach. Nothing's success helped demonstrate continued audience interest in shoegaze and guitar-based atmospheric rock. They represented the genre's 21st-century evolution while honoring its origins.
Nothing vinyl records
279 Nothing new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
PAUL ANKA (I Believe) Theres Nothing Stronger Than Our Love (1975 UK 7 vinyl single with intact original four prong centre also including Today I Became A Fool plain die-cut sleeve UP36004) Track Listing: (I Believe) Theres Nothing Stronger Than Our Love Today I Became A Fool
£7.99 used
LANI HALL Double Or Nothing (1979 UK A label solid centre advance promotional vinyl 7 for the single release also including Magic Garden A&M company die-cut paper sleeve AMS7463) Track Listing: 1. Double Or Nothing 3:50 2. Magic Garden 3:46
£12.00 used
MY DAD IS DEAD / BASTRO Flesh-Coloured House / Nothing Special (1990 UK limted edition Clawfist Singles Club subscriber only 7 vinyl single where each band covers the song of one another housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve with record comany insert PIG03)***Limited to only 1400 copies*** Track Listing: 1
£17.00 used
THE OUTSIDERS Handfuls Of Nothing [Give Me Lots & Lots Of Money] (1989 UK solid centre 7 vinyl single issued on the Redd label also including Love You To Death glossy picture sleeve) Track Listing: 1. Handfuls Of Nothing (Give Me Lots & Lots Of Money) 2. Love You To Death
£9.99 used
WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS Nothing Here Now But The Recordings (1981 UK 15-track LP gathering spoken word tape cut-ups field recordings from his travels as well as recordings that came out of Burroughss interest in Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) recording techniques. This was the last release on Throbbing Gristles Industrial Records with artwork & sleeve notes by Peter Christopherson & Genesis P-Orridge
£84.00 used
SPEAR OF DESTINY All My Love [Ask Nothing] (1985 UK solid centre 7 vinyl single also including Last Card picture sleeve A6333) Track Listing: 1. All My Love (Ask Nothing) 2. Last Card
£9.00 used
EDDI READER All Or Nothing (1991 UK RCA label promotional vinyl 7 for the single release manufactured for radio only and features the same track on both sides housed in a plain die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl is in unplayed near mint conditionEDDI1)
£9.00 used
NOTHING PAINTED BLUE Swivelchair (1992 US wide centred 7 single pressed on Pink Vinyl also including Blooming Buzzing picture sleeve. There is a little wear to the opening edge of the sleeve but the vinyl remains in barely played condition KOKO1) Track Listing: 1. Swivelchair 3:30 2. Blooming Buzzing 3:13
£12.00 used
THE NAKED SEE Nothings Lost (1991 UK 2-track 7 vinyl single also including Never So Near housed in a clear polythene bag with an individually hand-numbered wrap-around picture sleeve and record company discography insert HC004) **Limited ti 1500 Copies Only** Track Listing: 1. Nothings Lost 2. Never So Near
£9.00 used
![The Spectres I [Who Have Nothing] Japanese 7 vinyl single record LL-1002-Y Pye 1967 on vinyl](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0566/5105/5295/files/the-spectres-i-who-have-nothing-japanese-7-inch-vinyl-single-ll-1002-y-661276.jpg?v=1750417728 "The Spectres I [Who Have Nothing] Japanese 7 vinyl single record LL-1002-Y Pye 1967 on vinyl")
THE SPECTRES I [Who Have Nothing] (Monster Rare 1967 Japanese wide centred 7 vinyl single featuring a pre-Status Quo Francis Rossi (guitar vocals) Alan Lancaster (bass vocals) Roy Lynes (keyboards vocals) & John Coghlan (drums). The Spectres signed a five-year deal with Piccadilly Records in the summer of 66 & this was their debut single produced by John Schroeder it hit the British record shops in September & then worldwide in Japan in January the following year
£1,771.00 used