Nobody Too’s ‘This Vision’: A Hypnotic Dive into the Psyche

The indie rock scene is brimming with fresh and exciting talent, and Nobody Too is a name that deserves attention. Hailing from Hoboken, NJ, and the greater New York Metro area, this trio of lifelong friends - Jim Robinson (vocals), Pat Robinson (drums), and Rob Guanci (guitars) - crafts a rich blend of dreamy indie and alternative rock infused with shoegaze elements. With influences ranging from The War on Drugs to Fontaines D.C. and R.E.M., Nobody Too brings a thoughtful and evocative edge to their sound.

Following the success of their debut single, Spirits in the Sky, released in September 2024, the band has been making waves with their latest track, This Vision. A high-energy and immersive song, This Vision thrives on loud stereo guitars, pulsating drums, and deeply atmospheric textures. The track takes listeners on a journey through an altered state of consciousness, where the protagonist wrestles with a fleeting apparition - something just within reach, yet perpetually slipping away. It’s a theme many can relate to: the frustration of almost grasping an idea, a feeling, or a truth, only for it to vanish before it can be fully understood.

The layered instrumentation mirrors this elusive chase, with reverb-soaked guitars and hypnotic rhythms building tension and release. The result is a track that feels both expansive and intimate, inviting listeners into a headspace where reality blurs with something more ethereal.

Nobody Too continues to carve out their niche in the indie rock landscape, blending introspective storytelling with sonic depth. As they celebrate their recent release, Around the Table - a poignant critique of factory farming and its consequences - it’s clear that this band is unafraid to tackle both the personal and the profound.

With This Vision, Nobody Too solidifies their place as a band to watch, offering music that is as thought-provoking as it is sonically compelling. If you haven’t yet tuned in, now is the perfect time to immerse yourself in their world.