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Posted by Loren on February 24, 2016

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Philadelphia's Nothing will release a new LP, their second, on May 13. Titled Tired of Tomorrow and out on Relapse Records, the band is now streaming "Vertigo Flowers" off the record below.

They last released Guilty of Everything in 2014.

NOTHING Live:

Mar 20 Dallas, TX Spillover Music Fest

May 15 Atlanta, GA Shaky Knees Music Fest

Jun 4 New York, NY Governors Ball Music Fest

July 15 - 17 Louisville, KY Forecastle Festival

Tired Of Tomorrow Track listing:

1. Fever Queen
2. The Dead Are Dumb
3. Vertigo Flowers
4. ACD (Abcessive Compulsive Disorder)
5. Nineteen Ninety Heaven
6. Curse Of The Sun
7. Eaten By Worms
8. Everyone Is Happy
9. Our Plague
10. Tired Of Tomorrow

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