Nothing are streaming their new LP, Tired Of Tomorrow, just over a week in advance over at NPR.

The Will Yip-produced work continues from the band’s much loved debut, Guilty Of Everything. Consistent with huge tones, dreamy vocals and melodies, and a lush production, Tired Of Tomorrow is a powerhouse album that will be sure to delight fans of their previous material. Our review of the LP will be live soon here at UTG.

While Guilty Of Everything was a busy record often talked about with the tagline “shoegaze,” Tired Of Tomorrow offers more variance. Melodies aren’t always drowned in distortion, they are even louder in the mix. Guitars buzz less and sing more.

Stream the LP here and let us know what you think!

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