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SUMMARY:El Ten Eleven with Ishi
LOCATION:Gasa Gasa
DESCRIPTION:El Ten Elevens Nowhere Faster\, the duos 16th release\, was fo
 rged within that unease. Across eight tracks\, it considers not just nothi
 ngness but velocitythe strange urgency that propels us forward even when t
 he destination remains unclear. We are committed to acceleration\, convinc
 ed speed itself might save us. The 33-minute album slows just long enough 
 to pose the harder questions: what are we running from\, and what do we th
 ink we can outrun?That tension appears even in the albums artwork\, once a
 gain created with longtime collaborator Rob Fleming. It depicts a classic 
 liminal space: familiar\, anonymous\, quietly unsettling. A stained glass-
 colored building and a streetlamp blur at the edges\, suggesting motion th
 at feels less like escape than enclosurethe kind that traps rather than tr
 ansports.Nowhere Faster emerged from Kristian Dunn and Tim Fogartys longes
 t break from touring and recording in their 23 years together\, though bre
 ak is something of a misnomer. Dunns famously restless creative pace never
  slowed. Instead\, he began writing for not one but two drummers\, handing
  Fogarty one of the most demanding challenges of his career. The record al
 so marks a first for the band\, weaving real strings and piano throughout\
 , deepening the palette of what is already one of their most layered works
 .The albums titles and sounds draw from moments scattered across the bands
  23-year history. Opener Uncanny Valley Girl marks the return of long-reti
 red effects like the delay pedal\, stacking basslines into a dense\, envel
 oping wall. Its a clear-eyed take on AI-era paranoia\, anchored by Fogarty
 s steady rhythmsnare taut\, cymbals gently alivegiving the sci-fi unease s
 omething solid to lean on. Bjorks Alarm Clock\, meanwhile\, takes its titl
 e from an insult hurled at the band by a guitarist of a punk band on their
  first tour\; you can almost hear Dunn and Fogartys quiet laughter beneath
  the buoyant bass and bow-scratched strings.Still\, Nowhere Faster is not 
 a retreat into nostalgia. El Ten Eleven remains invested in risk and reinv
 ention. The record continues to center Fogartys propulsive drumming and Du
 nns bass-driven experimentation: the first four tracks (side A) feature el
 ectric bass\, while the latter half (side B) shifts to acoustic bass proce
 ssed through pedals\, subtly altering the albums emotional weight. Last Ni
 ght In The Kitchen reaches for the slick\, sleazy bombast of classic Bond 
 themes\, opening new corridors for Dunns ever-expanding musical ambitions.
 Ultimately\, Nowhere Faster is an album about reckoningabout time\, endura
 nce\, and the uncertainty of how long a band\, or a life\, can last. We ar
 e all fumbling toward finitude. The question is not whether well arrive\, 
 but what we want to hear on the way there. What will we dance to as the gr
 ound begins to shift beneath us? If nothing else\, it may sound something 
 like Nowhere Faster.With support from Ishi\, a high energy electronic band
  from Dallas\, Tx with influences of Soul\, Folk\, R&B\, & Edm.\n\nBoletos
 : https://www.ticketweb.com/event/el-ten-eleven-with-ishi-gasa-gasa-ticket
 s/14954603
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