Philadelphia's NOTHING, formed in 2011 by Domenic Palermo, have been destroying the eardrums of audiences throughout North America for the past 2 years with a magnetic blend of captivatingly dark and beautiful vocals and explosive, blown out, in the red guitar fuzz. The band formed after Palermo, who was previously the brains behind the early 2000's hardcore/punk act Horror Show, returned from a lengthy musical hiatus that included a prison sentence and released a demo tape titled "Poshlost" under the new moniker. After several attempts at constructing a solid lineup for the band, Palermo met Brandon Setta. Setta would bring a lush, rich soundscape and a fresh approach to Palermo's vision for NOTHING. Setta and Palermo would handle the writing for the next release: the very rare 12" EP "Suns and Lovers" (a play off of the D.H. Lawrence book) that was released on Japanese boutique label Big Love Records. It was limited to 300 copies and the bands' share was donated back to the label for a Tsunami Relief Charity.