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Shelter |
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Nothing More |
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In the case of Nothing More, the word 'generic' stands no ground. Nothing More is special; described as intense, melodic hard rock, the young men of this group are not satisfied by the common sound created and redistributed time and time again. The group avoids writing music in a sculpted manner. Instead the group takes many different approaches to compose their music. “Every song we write comes from a different direction. We never stop writing music, and we still make changes to our songs every practice. Sometimes we change the smallest of details, and sometimes the entire gist of the song. It’s constantly becoming tighter, forming Nothing More’s sound,” explains guitarist, Mark Vollelunga. Seeing bands live is seldom a disappointment. This is definitely the case with Nothing More. One can capture the emotion and hard work poured into every song down their set list. The sound is kept together brilliantly, captivating the crowd with its intense rhythms and gripping melodies. “Putting on a great show is where bands have an opportunity to set themselves apart,” observes guitarist, Josh Kercheville. “It’s easy to find bands that just throw things together, but it can be a challenge to find bands who love what they’re doing and work hard at it.” Nothing More's song 'Sad Eyes' is in regular rotation on KXXM - Mix 96.1, as a result, the name "Nothing More" has become more readily recognized in and around San Antonio, Finally, after much hard work and opening time slots, Nothing More is beginning to forge a name for themselves. Zach Marcotte of the renowned Texas rock magazine, 'The Edge', says in his review of Nothing More's full length, Shelter, "One word can sum up the listening experience of Nothing More - WOW!" "Shelter gives us nearly an hour of honest emotion with songs of great substance. Each song is unique and memorable while they all flow together with great continuity that is dedicated to a larger concept."
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