"OK, now we're going to do a bunch of new ones," Dylan Baldi says to a packed crowd at Brooklyn's Glasslands Gallery in November. Baldi's voice is soft-high, but craggy; the voice of a kid still months away from being able to drink in the venues he plays--and his Cleveland-based band, Cloud Nothings, has just torn through a short set of jangly pop-punk gems from its first two releases, 2010's "Turning On" and last year's self-titled LP.
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