After releasing the visual counterpart for “Vertigo Flowers” and announcing new North American tour dates, NOTHING are back today with their new video for “Eaten By Worms”. The video is co-written and co-directed by Domenic Palermo and Kevin Haus.

“The song is very much about being in pain and dancing with the feverish curiosity of whether this life is anymore significant then what comes after or what came before. It’s very much about letting go,” shares Domenic Palermo of NOTHING. Tired Of Tomorrow will be coming out on CD / LP / Deluxe 2xLP with two bonus tracks Cassette / Digital on May 13th via Relapse Records.

Tour Dates:

5/15 – Atlanta, GA @Shaky Knees **
6/4 – New York, NY @ Governor’s Ball **
6/5 – Boston, MA @ The Sinclair ^
6/7 – Toronto, ON @ Lee’s ^
6/8 – Detroit, MI @ El Club ^
6/9 – Cleveland, OH @ Now That’s Class ^
6/10 – Chicago, IL @ Sub T ^
6/11 – Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock ^
6/12 – Omaha, NE @ Slowdown ^
6/14 – Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater ^
6/15 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court ^
6/16 – Boise, ID @ Neurolux ^
6/17 – Seattle, WA @ Tractor Tavern ^
6/18 – Vancouver, BC @ Levitation Festival **
6/19 – Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios ^
6/21 – San Francisco, CA @ Slim’s ^
6/22 – San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar ^
6/23 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo ^
6/24 – Phoenix, AZ @ Yucca ^
6/25 – Albuquerque, NM @ Sister Bar ^
6/27 – McAllen, TX @ Yerba Cultura ^
6/28 – Austin, TX @ Sidewinder ^
7/2 – Tampa, FL @ Local 662 ^
7/3 – Orlando, FL @ Backbooth ^
7/5 – Chapel Hill, NC @ Motorco *
7/6 – Richmond, VA @ Strange Matter *
7/7 – Washington D.C. @ Rock and Roll Hotel *
7/8 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer *
7/9 – New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom *
7/15-7/17 – Louisville, KY @ Forecastle Festival **

** Nothing only
* Nothing, Culture Abuse, and TBA
^ Nothing, Wrong, and Culture Abuse

NOTHING frontman Domenic Palermo got his start as the brains behind the late 90s/early 2000s hardcore/punk act Horror Show in the crime-riddled neighborhoods of Frankford & Kensington in North Philadelphia. Unfortunately, Horror Show’s existence was cut short In 2002, when Palermo was incarcerated for an aggravated assault charge (to which he pleaded self-defense) and subsequently served a 2-year prison sentence. After getting out of prison and working the next 5 years under watch of Pennsylvania parole board, Palermo took a lengthy hiatus from music, entering a period of personal reflection that led him through a maze of death, negativity and uncertainty. Nicky returned to music in 2010, and founded NOTHING with the release of the demo Poshlost (named for an intense and quintessentially Russian form of spiritual banality). Following the release of Poshlost, Palermo met Brandon Setta, who would bring lush, rich soundscapes and a fresh approach to Palermo’s vision for NOTHING and to the band’s next two EPs, Suns And Lovers (Big Love, 2011) and Downward Years To Come (A389, 2012).

NOTHING then signed to Relapse for their debut 2014 full-length Guilty Of Everything, which was inspired by the events surrounding Palermo’s prison sentence. The album’s genuineness and widespread critical acclaim, and seemed to forecast a new, more positive chapter for NOTHING. The band toured Europe and North America extensively in support of Guilty, and performed at festivals including Osheaga, Roadburn, Firefly, Budweiser Made In America, and SXSW, but this period was unfortunately brief. In summer 2015, while on the eighth consecutive month of a non-stop tour that had seen the band performing with the likes of DIIV, Merchandise, Torche, Failure, Hum and more, Palermo was mugged and badly injured in Oakland, CA. The assault ultimately left Palermo with a fractured skull & orbital, nineteen staples, and a drastically re-shaped perspective about his music and life in a larger sense.