“Nothing (In My Head)” swirls with 90s grunge and 2000s pop-punk inspirations for a song about a cry for help.

Pinkshift, which SPIN previously deemed “2020’s perfect antidote of pop-punk angst,” just released their first single, “Nothing (In My Head),” with new label Hopeless Records. The ...

The band says, “‘nothing (in my head)’ is a cry for help. It’s about the feeling of wanting out, wanting a change in scenery, wanting to escape from feeling locked inside, claustrophobic ...

“nothing (in my head)” is a cry for help. It’s about the feeling of wanting out, wanting a change in scenery, wanting to escape from feeling locked inside, claustrophobic, and overwhelmed.

Pinkshift have released their new track, “nothing (in my head).” The song is the band’s first release under their new label, Hopeless Records. Pinkshift also released a video to accompany ...

Pinkshift shares, "'nothing (in my head)' is a cry for help. It's about the feeling of wanting out, wanting a change in scenery, wanting to escape from feeling locked inside, claustrophobic, and ...

The Paramore- and MCR-loving Baltimore pop-punk marauders Pinkshift returned at the start of summer with “nothing (in my head),” their first song for new label home Hopeless Records. The song ...

Pinkshift have shared a new single called ‘Nothing (In My Head)’. Watch the video for the track below. Read More: The NME 100: essential emerging artists for 2022 The Baltimore pop-punk band ...