ARTIST: El Ten Eleven
TITLE: It's Still Like a Secret
LABEL: Fake Record Label
GENRE: Instrumental Rock
BITRATE: 192kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 41m total
RELEASE DATE: 2010-11-09
RIP DATE: 2010-09-22

Track List
----------
1.  Ya No                            1:49
2.  The Sycophants Are Coming! The   3:13
    Sycophants Are Coming!
3.  Indian Winter                    4:41
4.  Falling                          3:11
5.  Triangle Face                    4:12
6.  Ian Mackaye Was Right            4:16
7.  Marriage Is The New Going        3:34
    Steady
8.  Cease And Persist                3:45
9.  Anxiety Is Cheap                 4:03
10. Settling With Power              3:02
11. 83                               1:58
12. Tomorrow Is An Excuse For Today  3:52

Release Notes:

http://www.myspace.com/elteneleven
http://www.elteneleven.com

I love this modern profusion of loop pedals. It's opened up a lot of sonic
possibilities, and it allows one or two guys pull pull of thick arrangements
that would be impossible live. The loop pedal has become an instrument in it's
own right, and a handful of acts these days revolve around it, even depend on
it. More emotional than Ratatat and partying harder than Dosh, fitting somewhere
less neon than the former and less wooden than the latter (who joins their
current tour for most of this month), L.A.'s El Ten Eleven  are not the first
band of their kind, but they are bringing their own thing to the table.

El Ten Eleven's latest spinning plastic disc, It's Still Like a Secret, could be
a dance record, but it's not unrelentingly blissful. It could be a power rock
record if you're in the mood. If it spun slower it would be a fine rainy day
record. It's dance music with depth, or it's post-rock with a sense of humor,
but it defies easy labels and that's just another thing that's great about it.
Because It's Still Like a Secret is almost a lot of different things, it's any
of them when you want it to be. Guitarist Kristian Dunn and drummer Tim Fogarty
have crafted a multifaceted style that suggests itself for many moods, and
reaches in enough directions to be interesting without losing cohesion.

El Ten Eleven continues their U.S. tour until the end of October, supported by
Anticon joysmith Baths. It's Still Like a Secret sees it's official release
November 9th.



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ARTIST: El Ten Eleven
TITLE: It's Still Like a Secret
LABEL: Fake Record Label
GENRE: Instrumental Rock
BITRATE: 192kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 41m total
RELEASE DATE: 2010-11-09
RIP DATE: 2010-09-22

Track List
----------
1.  Ya No                            1:49
2.  The Sycophants Are Coming! The   3:13
    Sycophants Are Coming!
3.  Indian Winter                    4:41
4.  Falling                          3:11
5.  Triangle Face                    4:12
6.  Ian Mackaye Was Right            4:16
7.  Marriage Is The New Going        3:34
    Steady
8.  Cease And Persist                3:45
9.  Anxiety Is Cheap                 4:03
10. Settling With Power              3:02
11. 83                               1:58
12. Tomorrow Is An Excuse For Today  3:52

Release Notes:

http://www.myspace.com/elteneleven
http://www.elteneleven.com

I love this modern profusion of loop pedals. It's opened up a lot of sonic
possibilities, and it allows one or two guys pull pull of thick arrangements
that would be impossible live. The loop pedal has become an instrument in it's
own right, and a handful of acts these days revolve around it, even depend on
it. More emotional than Ratatat and partying harder than Dosh, fitting somewhere
less neon than the former and less wooden than the latter (who joins their
current tour for most of this month), L.A.'s El Ten Eleven  are not the first
band of their kind, but they are bringing their own thing to the table.

El Ten Eleven's latest spinning plastic disc, It's Still Like a Secret, could be
a dance record, but it's not unrelentingly blissful. It could be a power rock
record if you're in the mood. If it spun slower it would be a fine rainy day
record. It's dance music with depth, or it's post-rock with a sense of humor,
but it defies easy labels and that's just another thing that's great about it.
Because It's Still Like a Secret is almost a lot of different things, it's any
of them when you want it to be. Guitarist Kristian Dunn and drummer Tim Fogarty
have crafted a multifaceted style that suggests itself for many moods, and
reaches in enough directions to be interesting without losing cohesion.

El Ten Eleven continues their U.S. tour until the end of October, supported by
Anticon joysmith Baths. It's Still Like a Secret sees it's official release
November 9th.



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