The Skinny with Mike and Adam

VOID ETERNAL by nothing,nowhere. Album Review

·1 hr 54 min·5 clips
Mike and Adam discover ChatGPT thinks their music podcast is actually about skincare trends.
The episode opens with a humorous segment generated by ChatGPT, which incorrectly assumes 'The Skinny with Mike and Adam' is a skincare podcast. Mike and Adam discuss this AI mishap and its implications for podcasting. They then transition to reviewing nothing,nowhere's album 'Void Eternal', released in March 2023. The hosts provide background on the artist, Joseph Mulherin, recalling first seeing him open for Thrice in 2016 and initially dismissing his music. They detail how his 2017 album 'Reaper' changed their perspective, leading to fandom. For 'Void Eternal', they conduct a track-by-track review, noting its heavy metalcore influence and collaborations with artists like Will Ramos of Lorna Shore and Underoath. Mike compares the album to Linkin Park's early work, while Adam points out recurring lyrical themes of anxiety. They highlight standout tracks like 'Anxiety' and 'Venom', but critique some filler songs. The episode also covers other recent music releases, including Bury Tomorrow's 'The Seventh Son', which they praise for its melodic metalcore, and boygenius's 'the record', which they find enjoyable but not groundbreaking. Additional mentions include Dead Lakes, Archetypes Collide, and Rustin Kelly's 'The Weakness'. The hosts conclude by rating 'Void Eternal' highly, with Mike calling it his album of the year so far.

As heard by us

A loose, funny album conversation that hears VOID ETERNAL as a cohesive genre blend, with one familiar-sounding lyrical caveat.

VOID ETERNAL by nothing,nowhere. gets a loose, conversational read on The Skinny with Mike and Adam, with the album's blended-genre approach landing as one of its clearest strengths.

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Press play for a loose, jokey album talk about VOID ETERNAL, nothing,nowhere.'s blended sound, and a cohesive 40-something-minute run.

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