The Shadow I Remember

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.

The Ohio quartet's eighth album speaks to their 10 years in the game, a lack of inventiveness offset by their relentless drive

Cloud Nothings show flashes of their gut-punching best on The Shadow I Remember

Dylan Baldi and his bandmates remain the model of indie-rock consistency on their seventh album.

Raw and uncompromising, yet always harbouring a degree of melody.

Since Attack on Memory, Cloud Nothings have more than proven themselves as a formidable rock band.

Has there been a busier pandemic band than Cloud Nothings? Within the past year, they have released two remotely recorded full-lengths (The...

The album provides a cathartic outlet with which to confront the pains of self-definition in an ever-amorphous world.

Cloud Nothings have been a going concern for over a decade now.

The Shadow I Remember Album by Cloud Nothings album review by Adam Fink. The Ohio band's full-length drops on February 19, 2021 via Carpark

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