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Request A ShowCloud Nothings signed with Carpark Records in 2010 as a one-man band. They released several albums with the label, including "Turning On," their self-titled album, "Attack on Memory," "Here and Nowhere Else," "Life Without Sound," "Last Building Burning," and "The Shadow I Remember." The label also reissued "Turning On" for its 10-year anniversary.
Cloud Nothings signed to Pure Noise Records in 2023. They released their single "Final Summer" and their album "Final Summer" through the label.
Cloud Nothings released their breakthrough album, "Attack on Memory," and subsequent albums "Here and Nowhere Else," "Life Without Sound," and "Last Building Burning" with Wichita Recordings, in addition to Carpark Records.
The band was associated with Ghost Ramp at one point as a label.
Cloud Nothings self-released a Bandcamp exclusive album, "The Black Hole Understands," in 2020. They also offer a series of live bootleg EPs and albums exclusively on Bandcamp.
Cloud Nothings collaborated with Wavves on the album "No Life for Me," released in 2015.
The single "I'm Not Part of Me" was featured on the soundtrack of the 2015 video game "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5."
The single "I'm Not Part of Me" was featured in the 2016 film "Almost Friends."
The song "Modern Act" appeared in Season 5, Episode 12 of The CW series "The Originals."
The song "Internal World" was featured in Season 2, Episode 7 of The Netflix series "13 Reasons Why."
In 2009, Dylan Baldi started Cloud Nothings as a solo project, recording music in his parents’ basement in Westlake, Ohio, while a freshman at Case Western Reserve University. His approach involved creating several fake bands on Myspace to showcase his original compositions. An invitation from New York City rock promoter Todd Patrick to perform at Market Hotel in Brooklyn prompted Baldi to form a live band for the December 2009 show. Recognizing the project’s potential, Baldi left college to pursue music full-time. Cloud Nothings signed with Carpark Records as a one-man band in 2010, releasing the expanded EP “Turning On,” which received positive reviews for its tuneful and witty sound.
Over the years, Cloud Nothings transitioned into a full band, solidifying their lineup with Dylan Baldi on guitar, vocals, and songwriting, Jayson Gerycz on drums, and Chris Brown on bass. Their breakthrough came in 2012 with the album “Attack on Memory,” produced by Steve Albini, which garnered “Best New Music” recognition from Pitchfork. This album marked a shift to a more forceful sound. Subsequent releases like “Here and Nowhere Else” (2014) and “Life Without Sound” (2017) continued to refine their blend of aggressive rock and melodic songwriting, earning them spots at major festivals globally. Their recent album, “Final Summer,” released in April 2024 by Pure Noise Records, further highlights their evolution and commitment to their sound.
The band has consistently toured across North America, Europe, and Asia, performing at festivals such as Coachella, Primavera Sound, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza. They have also appeared on television shows like “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” Through various lineup changes, including the recent shift of Chris Brown to bass following TJ Duke’s departure, Cloud Nothings has maintained a cohesive and evolving musical identity. Their discography includes notable collaborations, such as “No Life for Me” with Wavves in 2015, and a series of Bandcamp exclusive releases, demonstrating their consistent creativity and engagement with their audience.
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