The Promise Ring: Nothing Feels Good (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
Originally released in 1997, Nothing Feels Good is the sophomore album from The Promise Ring. After showcasing a raw, coming-into-form sound with the 1995 project 30 Degrees Everywhere, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin band presents a decidedly more polished, punk-pop-leaning LP, but Nothing Feels Good still teems with the youthful, freewheeling energy that made the band a hit in the first place. After more than 20 years, it's easy to hear why nothing Feels Good (and The Promise Ring) has developed such a cult-like following, it's a quintessential emo record that contains gems like "Why did Ever We Meet," "B Is For Bethlehem," "Red & Blue Jeans," and "Is This thing On?."
- clear colored vinyl
- includes printed insert
- limited edition
- original release year: 1997
- music label: Epitaph 2018
reviewed by rei kwondo 05/2018
Original: $17.95
-70%$17.95
$5.38
Description
Originally released in 1997, Nothing Feels Good is the sophomore album from The Promise Ring. After showcasing a raw, coming-into-form sound with the 1995 project 30 Degrees Everywhere, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin band presents a decidedly more polished, punk-pop-leaning LP, but Nothing Feels Good still teems with the youthful, freewheeling energy that made the band a hit in the first place. After more than 20 years, it's easy to hear why nothing Feels Good (and The Promise Ring) has developed such a cult-like following, it's a quintessential emo record that contains gems like "Why did Ever We Meet," "B Is For Bethlehem," "Red & Blue Jeans," and "Is This thing On?."
- clear colored vinyl
- includes printed insert
- limited edition
- original release year: 1997
- music label: Epitaph 2018
