Nothing and Nowhere

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Nothing and Nowhere
Original 2002 release
Studio album by The Birthday Massacre
Released	July 23, 2002 2004 (re-release) June 5, 2007 (re-release)
Genre	Electronic rock, gothic rock, new wave, alternative rock
Length	38:45
Label	Metropolis
Producer	The Birthday Massacre
The Birthday Massacre chronology
Imagica (2000) Nothing and Nowhere (2002) Violet (2004)
Alternative Cover
2004 reissue

Nothing and Nowhere is the first studio album by the Canadian band The Birthday Massacre, released on July 23, 2002. The album was re-released in 2004 with new artwork due to high demand. Original pressings of the release sell for high prices to collectors on eBay. Reworked and re-recorded tracks of "Happy Birthday", "Horror Show", "Video Kid" and "The Dream" appear on their 2004 album, Violet, but only the LP version.

A reworked and re-recorded version of "To Die For" later appeared on the band's 2007 album, Walking with Strangers.

Track listing[]

Credits[]

• Chibi - vocals
• Rainbow - rhythm guitar, programming
• Michael Falcore - lead guitar
• J. Aslan - bass guitar
• O.E. - drums

Reception[]

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