Nothing

Nothing brings its dense, swirling guitars to Hydrozagadka, Warszawa on 1 September 2026. Formed in Philadelphia in 2010 around singer-guitarist Domenic “Nicky” Palermo, the band blends 90s shoegaze, alternative rock and slowcore shades into a sound where saturated guitars carry melancholic melodies and the vocals sit low in the mix. Their run on Relapse Records — from Guilty of Everything to Tired of Tomorrow, Dance on the Blacktop and The Great Dismal — built a catalogue that plays with contrasts: sheets of noise giving way to sparser passages, feedback halos rubbing against quiet, suspended moments. The collaborative album When No Birds Sang with Full of Hell in 2023 underlined their ties with heavier scenes without losing their taste for dreamy textures.

On stage, expect waves of distortion anchored by steady drums, bass lines that throb under the haze, and Palermo’s voice drifting just beneath the surface. Songs rise from slow burn to surge, trading grit and shimmer, tracing a line between dream pop drift and noise-rock edge. The set should draw across their albums, letting older tracks collide with recent material in a show that favors tension, release and the kind of melodic undertow that keeps the noise moving forward.