On a night that joined two bands, one from each of Philadelphia and London, there was NOTHING to see at Hackney’s Moth Club. Supported by local band HITMEN for two nights - this being the second of the two - the American shoegaze icons took to the cosy confines of the East London venue to entertain and impress on equal measure. The gold glittered ceiling sparkled in anticipation as various punters grabbed a Red Stripe on tap as we waited for both bands to step on stage, and

American shoegaze heavyweights NOTHING return with their sixth studio album, a short history of decay. Formed in 2010, the band are known for their ever evolving line up, but lead vocalist and guitarist DOMENIC "NICKY" PALERMO is a constant presence. With a sound that perfectly blends shoegaze, post‑hardcore, and slowcore, NOTHING are a band that consistently deliver a collision of crushing distortion and fragile melancholy and a short history of decay is testament to that.

Outbreak’s Saturday and Sunday were incredibly different from their Friday offering - you can check out our Friday review here! Saturday...