Down To Nothing - Unbreakable west coast hip-hop who continued being in seclusion

who continued being in seclusion from the band

The gruelling touring schedule became too much for family-man Brad

It is both reflection and reaction - a record that gazes in isolation across a cluttered room

which was published by Velocity Press and features a foreword by JD Twitch

Cantrips are a great way to unclog your hand of too many of one spell type

Down To Nothing - Unbreakable west coast hip-hop who continued being in seclusionDown to Nothing started from humble beginnings in 2000. Around that time, local Richmond VA favorites Count Me Out and Time Flies found themselves at the tail end of their careers, making Down to Nothing the perfect fit to fill the void of the two fallen heroes. Like most young bands, DTN's expectations didn't go much further than a little touring and releasing a record. After putting out their first full length, "Save It for the Birds" in 2003, DTN