Local band Nothing Shameful to mark new album at The District
The Spokane rock group released its second record in early October and is planning a big show.
Spokane band Nothing Shameful released its second album, “Nothing Lasts Forever,” on Oct. 6. The 10-track record includes several songs written before the group’s 2024 debut, “Never Be the Same.” Guitarist Jackson Romney wrote most of the material, while Romney and lead singer Ethan Harrison developed each song’s imagery and meaning after reaching the demo stage.
The new album leans into a heavier post-hardcore sound, pairing quieter emotional passages with forceful guitar parts and layered vocals. Its recurring subjects include mental health and the pressure of not meeting personal expectations. Harrison hopes the songs help listeners connect with those ideas and feel less isolated during difficult stretches.
To celebrate, Nothing Shameful will perform the album in sequence Friday at The District. The concert will include a full stage setup, song-specific lighting, guest performers, violin and cello players, costumes and comedic characters drawn from the band’s own lore. The group is treating the Spokane show as its most elaborate concert so far, built around a large-scale live presentation rather than a standard set.
- “Nothing Lasts Forever” was released Oct. 6.
- The album contains 10 songs.
- The District show is Friday.
- The band will play the record from start to finish.
- The concert includes programmed lights, guests, violin and cello.
Source: The Spokesman-Review ↗
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