The Soundsphere Magazine Podcast

nothing,nowhere discussed the self-confidence he found creating ‘VOID ETERNAL’

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DCD2 / Fueled By Ramen artist nothing,nowhere. has announced his new album VOID ETERNAL, which will be released worldwide on 31st March. The Vermont-based artist has also shared the single THIRST4VIOLENCE (FT. FREDDIE DREDD & SILVERSTEIN) which is available now on all streaming platforms and joined by an official music video created by Gabor Toth (@gabxtoth) – watch it HERE.
 
nothing,nowhere. is the musical endeavor of Vermont songwriter, singer and guitarist Joe Mulherin, and VOID ETERNAL is his boldest offering yet; 12 tracks that journey into the darkness—a path that he walks down as far as it will go. Commenting on the new collection Mulherin noted, “I want to be what bands like Linkin Park were to me. I want to provide that level of inspiration and comfort and I want to be a safe haven to a kid who is struggling. I made it exactly how I wanted to with zero outside influence. This is the purest expression I could put down in audio form. This is the music that made me, and I want to return the favor.”
 
Speaking on THIRST4VIOLENCE he added, “I learned to channel my sadness into positive aggression. I hope people listen to this track while bettering themselves. Working out, taking a drive to blow off some steam, just getting out and getting shit done.”
 
Shane Told of Silverstein remarked on THIRST4VIOLENCE saying, “It feels amazing to repay the favour to Joe, after his appearance on my song ‘Live Like This’ last year.  I’ve been a big fan of his work for a long time and this song only took things to another level.  It’s such an honour to be part of another game changing record.”
 
Available for pre-order today, VOID ETERNAL was recorded in nothing,nowhere.’s self-built studio - a restored barn overlooking the woods of Vermont - and mostly created in isolation, only inviting in former Counterparts’ guitarist Blake Hardman, engineer Brody McKeegan, producer Taylor Morgan, and a few other close friends. The album features the previously released singles CYAN1DE featuring Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy,  M1SERY_SYNDROME featuring Buddy Nielsen of Senses Fail, and MEMORY_FRACTURE. Furthermore, VOID ETERNAL also sees nothing,nowhere. collaborating with Underoath, Static Dress, SeeYouSpaceCowboy, and Will Ramos of Lorna Shore for some of his most aggressive and in your face songs to date.
 
nothing,nowhere. is set to play Download Festival this June, and will support the mighty Fall Out Boy this October and November around the UK and Europe. Joe packed out venues on his own UK and European headline tour at the end of 2022, and has just wrapped some more headline shows in Australia. Next up is a full-scale North American spring tour, alongside Wage War and Spite For tickets and more information on nothing,nowhere.’s upcoming live dates, visit www.nothingnowhere.net.
 
 
 
 
ANX13TY
TRAG3DY (FT. WILL RAMOS OF LORNA SHORE) 
PSYCHO_PSYCHIATRY (FT. SEEYOUSPACECOWBOY)
CHR0MAKILL3R
SUICIDE_PACT
THIRST4VIOLENCE (FT. FREDDIE DREDD & SILVERSTEIN)
CYAN1DE (FT. PETE WENTZ)
ER4SER
F0RTUNE_TELLER (FT. STATIC DRESS)
M1SERY_SYNDROME (FT. BUDDY NIELSEN OF SENSES FAIL)
VEN0M (FT. UNDEROATH)
MEMORY_FRACTURE 

Enter Shikari open up about the creative process for ’A Kiss For The Whole World’

Three years and a global pandemic after their last album, UK-based electronicore pioneers Enter Shikari are back with all guns blazing with their new album A Kiss For The Whole World. The album, releasing 21st April, harkens back to the question posed by their 2020 album Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible: “Is this a new beginning, or are we close to the end?” I sat down with band members Chris Batten and Rory Clewlow to talk about the recording process of their new album, their experiences during lockdown, and how COVID affected their approach to new music.
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https://www.entershikari.com/ 
 

John Robb talks about his new book, ’The Art of Darkness’, building a cult following with The Membranes

#JohnRobb
UK punk rock icon and Louder Than War founder, John Robb sits down with Dom Smith to discuss his new book, 'The Art of Darkness: The History of Goth', the cult status of The Membranes, and the "art" behind writing about music. 
For more information visit: https://membranes.bandcamp.com/merch/the-art-of-darkness-the-history-of-goth-john-robb
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Ian Winwood on being a rockstar of the written word, the problem with music journalists in 2023

Ian Winwood talks openly and honestly to Dom Smith about his book, 'Bodies: Life and Death in Music', being a "rockstar" on the page, and his issue with modern music journalists working too hard to please PR teams.
For more information visit: https://www.faber.co.uk/author/ian-winwood/

Franklin James Fisher and Ryan Mahan discuss Algiers’ boundary-pushing, cinematic album, ’Shook’

Dom Smith sits down with Algiers' Franklin James Fisher and Ryan Mahan in the midst of their mammoth European and United States tour dates to discuss their genre-defying new album 'Shook' and all the ways that its development pushed them as artists. 
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https://algierstheband.com

Glen Matlock talks ‘Consequences Coming’, Wargasm and his musical journey after Sex Pistols

#GlenMatlock #SexPistols #blondie
Former Sex Pistols member, Glen Matlock talks openly about his new album, 'Consequences Coming', as well as his thoughts on new bands like WARGASM, and how he has developed personally through his musical journey.
http://glenmatlock.co.uk/
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Jason Baker discusses his involvement in Bray Wyatt’s WWE return, the legacy of Tom Savini and more

Callosum Studios' Jason Baker has been creating masks, and props for WWE for many years now, and he has been integral to the development of Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House project, alongside masks for Finn Balor, Triple H and bands including Code Orange and Slipknot. Here, Dom Smith talks to Jason about his creative process, the lore of Bray, and how he feels about the legacy of his mentor, Tom Savini.
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North Yorkshire post punks The Rosettas reflect on their success...so far

North Yorkshire post-punks, The Rosettas have had a whirlwind year, wracking up streams, and fans from around the world.
Dom caught up with the band for a video call about how it's all gone down.
For more information on the band visit:
https://www.facebook.com/therosettas
https://www.instagram.com/therosettas

Brodie Milner reflects on finding his voice in Hull’s music scene, and his own ’Tragicomedy’

#indiefolkcentral #hull
Hull-based indie-folk artist Brodie Milner opens up about his new music ('Tragicomedy'), and reflects on his inspirations from the area and beyond, musically and otherwise.
Check it out below... https://linktr.ee/soundspheremag https://linktr.ee/brodiemilnermusic

Colin Doran and Larry Hibbitt discuss Hundred Reasons’ ’Glorious Sunset’

#HundredReasons #britrock #alternativerock
As Hundred Reasons embark on (what maybe) their own Glorious Sunset, promoting the new album of the same name, Dom Smith reflects with Colin Doran and Larry Hibbitt on just what the band means to them, and to so many others in the world of British alternative rock, and beyond.
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https://www.hundredreasons.com 
Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEsnWBQ6pOI