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As the Cleveland band returns to Electrical Audio at full force, they retain their penchant for rueful concision and world-weary chronicles of pandemic existence.

New Music Reviews (3/1) KEXP Each week, KEXP’s Music Director Don Yates (joined this week by DJs Alex and Gabriel Teodros) shares brief insights on new and upcoming releases. See what's coming up this week below, including reviews for new releases from Julien Baker, Cloud Nothings, and more. Little Oblivions (Matador) This Memphis-based artist’s powerful third album recasts her introspective folk-pop with a more expansive and muscular sound. With Baker playing every instrument herself, the album combines ringing guitars, piano, organ, synths, bass and drums for a full-band ...

mtv Cloud Nothings Couldn't Tour. They Released 27 Live Albums Instead The Ohio band's new studio LP 'The Shadow I Remember' is the latest release in a prolific stretch emboldened during quarantine By Danielle Chelosky Dylan Baldi has a lot of ground to cover. The leader of prolific Ohio indie rock band Cloud Nothings could be talking about July 2020’s quarantine album The Shadow I Remember, which drops on February 26. Or he could be discussing his noseless dog, Lavender, who he adopted with his girlfriend, Sadie Dupuis of Spee...

'The Shadow I Remember' Is the Quintessential Cloud Nothings Album Published Feb 23, 2021 8 Has there been a busier pandemic band than Cloud Nothings? Within the past year, they have released two remotely recorded full-lengths ( Life Is Only One Event), dipped into the archives for 27 digital live albums, reissued an expanded version of their 2011 compilation  Turning On, and launched a monthly subscription series. Frontman Dylan Baldi and drummer Jayson Gerycz additionally released two free jazz albums under the name Baldi/Gerycz Duo, and Baldi shared an album's worth of scrapped demos. ...

We’re taking a slightly different approach to our latest best songs roundup, taking stock of this week’s new drops on a Thursday and saving everything from tomorrow’s forthcoming album releases for the following week, once we’ve had some time to spend with them. Rest assured, though, that the past four days have been chock-full of worthwhile new material on their own, including must-hear new singles from Scandinavian rockers Iceage, Tennessee singer/songwriter Julien Baker (featuring her boygenius bandmates Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus), and Zimbabwe-born, Australia-raised rapper an...