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Nothing Streaming New Song July The Fourth
10/15/2014
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(TeamRock Radio) Nothing have released a stream of their track July The Fourth. It's taken from Split - a 12-inch single featuring two tracks from Nothing and two from Whirr. It launches on November 18 and along with the music, a behind-the-scenes documentary will also be included.

Nothing guitarist Brandon Setta says of the track: "I guess it's just about being hung up on something and using any method, no matter how extreme, to erase it from your brain just to obtain some sort of freedom."

They released their debut album Guilty Of Everything earlier this year through Relapse Records and have announced five UK dates. Check out the dates and stream the new song here.

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