Music Style Groove Metal

Artist History They’re just five guys getting together to play music and have fun. That’s it. There’s no gimmick, no underlying element to their music and no word to preach. If Nothing just wants to bring the music that they like to play to an audience that likes to experience good shit. And if the audience doesn’t like good shit, they have to put up with their antics anyway. Forming in late 2001, Drew Lane (guitar), Jeff Brush (bass), Chris Bowles (guitar) and Peter Wilura (drums) started jamming together. Peter and Chris have been playing music together for ten years in a previous band and Peter took on drum duties in a band Drew played in for seven years of his life. Jeff mysteriously showed up in London, ON and remembered Peter and Drew from a show they played in a town seven hours away and three years prior. The band searched for a vocalist and tried out many. Not to name names or embarrass those who tried out, but one guy really sucked ass. It wasn’t until June 2002 that they got to meet with Eric Girard and he kinda sucked ass, too. The band was happy that at least Eric could drink as much as them. Actually, Eric just wouldn’t go away and they got used to him although he does in fact suck ass. As for the future, the guys want out of their jobs and have the opportunity to play around the world with bands that they dig. They would also like unlimited Labatt Ice beer (except Jeff cause beer will kill him) and some money would be nice so Peter can buy unlimited toys and Playstation 2 games. Check out If Nothing because they’re good shit and they’re just like you, except those of you who suck. Don’t forget to invite them home after the show or buy them beer (or in Jeff’s case, a bottle of JD will do).

Group Members Eric Girard-Vocals Drew Lane-Guitar Chris Bowles-Guitar Jeff Brush-Bass Peter Wilura-Drums

Location London, Ontario - Canada

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