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One of the most anticipated releases of the 2012 release calendar is Cloud Nothings' upcoming Attack On Memory, a record produced by Steve Albini that showcases Dylan Baldi & Co. trying out a…   Read Story »
In early November, Cloud Nothings released the first single from their forthcoming, Steve Albini-produced Attack On Memory, a track that showcased a rougher, more unhinged sound. Today they posted…   Read Story »
From the opening notes of Cloud Nothing's new song, "No Future/No Past," you immediately notice that Dylan Baldi's project is growing edgier and more brash without sacrificing the hooks. While it's…   Read Story »
Steve Albini produced Cloud Nothings' new LP, Attack On Memory, and you get a sense of that immediately via "No Future/No Past," the first track from that release. Gone are the warm melodies of…   Read Story »
Today's my last day at Stereogum, so instead of the best videos of this week, I'm posting the best videos of the year so far. They line up pretty closely with my favorite videos of the year, but hey,…   Read Story »
This week we've got new videos from Battles, Cults, Holy Ghost!, and Cloud Nothings. It's kind of a slow week for videos, but I think the Battles clip, created by CANADA directing team, makes up for…   Read Story »
This week we have new videos from The Living Sisters (directed by Michel Gondry), Pharoahe Monch, Die Antwoord, and, once again, Cloud Nothings. The videos from Guillemots, YELLE, and Willow Smith…   Read Story »
This week we've got a lot of new videos-- clips from Wale, Toro Y Moi, the New Pornographers, Damian Marley and Nas, the Black Keys, and Modest Mouse, among others. The Tyler, The Creator video is…   Read Story »
The best videos this week include new clips from Sleigh Bells, Cloud Nothings, Talib Kweli, No Age, and Warm Ghost. It's too bad Sleigh Bells' video didn't come out last week -- it would have fit the…   Read Story »
Cleveland pop snots Cloud Nothings' anticipated self-titled Carpark debut blitzes through 11 songs in 28 minutes. So far you've heard the bubbling, fuzzed opener "Understand It All." The new…   Read Story »