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Album Review: &#039;Here and Nowhere Else&#039; - Daily Bruin

Album Review: &#8216;Here and Nowhere Else&#8217;

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Few indie rock bands can relate to the massive identity shift undertaken by Cloud Nothings. 2010’s debut LP “Turning On” and 2011’s “Cloud Nothings” saw the fledgling trio, led by vocalist Dylan Baldi, tentatively maneuver through screechy, lo-fi punk songs that gave a new meaning to “made from scratch.” Fast-forward to 2012‘s “Attack on Memory,” overseen by producer Steve Albini: It was as if an entirely different group, characterized by a more polished, lush sound, had replaced the piecemeal trio of previous years.

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Album Review: ‘Here and Nowhere Else’

By Shreya Aiyar

April 2, 2014 12:29 a.m.