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Published by Bambi Blue, October 27th, 2008
Once in a lifetime comes a band so awesome… Darn, my Don LaFontaine voice just does not come through via text. I promise to try harder next time, good readers. But in all seriousness, the hottest Canadian band of the week goes to Nothing. Not no one… but Nothing.
The band Nothing is unpretentious in nature but its growing fan base and enthralling songs are making it a name to remember.
Drawn from Buddhist ideology and a line from Bob Dylan’s classic Like A Rolling Stone - “When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose” - the band’s mission is not just to entertain with pleasant sounds and melodies but also go beyond the ears and straight to the heart where the strongest currents flow.
Backed by a solid team of friends - Ben Larabie on drums, Paul Pettinella on bass, Christian Barrette on flute, and Luke Levandusky on vocals, keyboards & guitar, Nothing has a unique sound that builds each song into a big plush sofa that has fans crawling in and never wanting to leave.
These guys come very highly recommended by yours truly. And, as always, be sure to stay tuned to TransCanada Radio for the latest show listings for Ottawa’s Nothing and go ahead and get excited - soon I’ll have some video, audio, and more photos for you straight from Nothing.
http://www.transcanadaradio.com/2008/10/27/hottest-band-week-ottawa/ - TransCanada Radio
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Still working on that hot first release.
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The band Nothing is unpretentious in nature but its growing fan base and enthralling songs are making it a name to remember.
Unsurprisingly, aside from winning accolades as Trans-Canada Radio's Band of the Week and the sought-after Band of the Month award at one of Ottawa's most popular venues, many predict their summer CD launch will be the catapult to a greater fate.
Built on a solid team of friends - Ben Larabie leading Radiohead-like guitars, Chris Lepage thunders and churns on drums, Paul Pettinella warms with bass guitar, Christian Barrette inviting angels with flute, and Luke Levandusky arouses cellar emotions with vocals- undeniably, Nothing has a unique sound that builds each song into a big plush sofa that has fans crawling in and never wanting to leave.
Indeed, there is much ado about Nothing.
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