Cloud Nothings went super-productive to survive the pandemic

Indie-rock foursome Cloud Nothings were touring eight months a year, so when the pandemic had shut it all down, they started releasing all the music they could. They set up a Netflix-like subscription service on Bandcamp where fans could access exclusive projects recorded in the past year, releasing dozens of live recordings, and making several full-length albums. Band's frontman Dylan Baldi was pleasantly surprised by the response, as he's told The Ringer: "If you keep providing good, interesting things that you would want as a fan of a band or a fan of music, people will respond to it".