Are you feelin' a little bummed today about the long weekend being over? Yeah, so are we. Well, unfortunately, this new animated video from Nothing for the track "A.C.D. (Abcessive Compulsive Disorder)" is probably not going to make you feel any better, but then again, some of us are able to find joy in the strangest of places. The macabre "Money for Nothing"-esque video was directed by Nickola Schuller, and Nothing will be returning to Philly on Friday, July 8 for their record release show at Union Transfer.

In the final episode of Nothing's six-part documentary for the making of Tired of Tomorrow, we find the band hungover but in good spirits as the guys make their way to sign a new contract with Relapse Records. The feelings of joy and relief are short-lived as we learn about tragedy hitting home for frontman Domenic Palermo. In the world of Nothing and all our lives, light and darkness go hand in hand.

"Without sounding so terribly cliche, that's what life is, especially to me... a whole lot of pain and punishment mixed with like times that you can - you know - inspire from that punishment and create something that matters to some people that might - you know - help somebody out that's feeling that way down the line or have it mean absolutely nothing like most things do."

The LP Tired of Tomorrow will be officially out worldwide tomorrow via Relapse Records. Nothing will also be in the UK performing at Rough Trade East, but you can join them for their hometown record release show on Friday, July 8 at Union Transfer with Mary Lattimore & Jeff Zeigler, Citizen, and Culture Abuse.

We see the Martin Shkreli drama unfolding in episode 5 of Nothing's Tired of Tomorrow documentary. Check out what frontman Nicky Palermo has to say about Shkeli and the whole fucked up situation! Ha...you'll also discover that Nicky has pretty sweet jump shot. The LP is also currently streaming at NPR's First Listen, and it will be officially released on May 13 via local powerhouse Relapse Records.

May 13, the release date for Tired of Tomorrow (Relapse Records) is rapidly approaching. And while we wait for it to drop, Nothing has issued another single, “The Dead Are Dumb,” which you may recognized from the second episode of Nothing's documentary. The song stews in a reserved, reflective, somber state, slowly sinking into the senses. The band’s hometown record release show will be held at Union Transfer on Friday, July 8 with additional support from Citizen and Culture Abuse, as well as Mary Lattimore & Jeff Zeigler.

"There is nothing that is supposed to happen with this band... No one is destined for anything." In episode 4 of Nothing's Tired of Tomorrow documentary, the Martin Shkreli plot begins to thicken. However, before the madness breaks out, you experience some possible cringeworthy moments watching Geoff Rickly talk about putting the future of Collect Records on the line with the Nothing release. Dum, dum, dum, dummm....