No Such Thing
No Such Thing formed in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Paul J. Bradley and drummer Matthew G. Nicholson. They were joined by bassist Chad D....
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No Such Thing formed in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Paul J. Bradley and drummer Matthew G. Nicholson. They were joined by bassist Chad D. Meyer and guitarist-keyboardist Thomas J. Taylor. The band released their self-titled debut album in 2004.
Their 2008 track "Bury Me" became a notable song for the group, known for its raw emotional quality. They also recorded "If Only." The band put out several albums through 2014, including "The Eternal Ebb and Flow" in 2006 and "From Nightmares to Dawn" in 2010.
Their music drew from rock and alternative styles, built around Bradley's vocals and a mix of acoustic and electric guitars. They worked with the same core lineup through their recorded output.
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