Nothing Shameful Releases Sophomore Album Nothing Lasts Forever
The band Nothing Shameful marks its second record release, building on the post-hardcore sound of its 2024 debut.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Alternative
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The band Nothing Shameful released its second studio album, Nothing Lasts Forever, on October 6, 2026. This latest record follows the groups debut album released in 2024.
Why it matters
The album serves as the latest milestone for the band as it continues to refine its signature post-hardcore sound. The project reflects years of development and creative effort within the Spokane music scene.
The album Nothing Lasts Forever consists of 10 tracks, with 95% of the material written by Jackson Romney. The project represents the culmination of 20 years of effort.
The players
Nothing Shameful
Nothing Shameful is a post-hardcore band that operates out of the Spokane rock scene.
Jackson Romney
Jackson Romney is a musician responsible for writing 95% of the material featured on the bands latest album.
The details
Nothing Shameful develops songs to the demo stage before collaborating on imagery and meaning to define the creative vision. The band members record and re-record both songs and videos to polish the final project.
Timeline
The band released its debut album in 2024.
The band released its second album, Nothing Lasts Forever, on October 6, 2026.
The band performs at the District on October 30, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
This release continues the trajectory of the post-hardcore genre in the Spokane area. It reflects a shift toward more meticulous production cycles compared to the band's 2024 debut album release by Nothing Shameful.
Fans in Spokane can attend the release show at the District to hear the new album performed in its entirety. This live event provides a direct way for the local community to engage with the band's latest post-hardcore material.
The takeaway
Creative refinement often requires multiple iterations of recording and video production to reach the final vision. Fans can look for similar iterative processes in the work of other bands emerging from the regional rock scene.
What happens next
The band is scheduled to play the album front-to-back at the District on October 30, 2026.
Further reading
Learn more about the local scene in the Alternative section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Spokesman Review.
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