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SUMMARY:SLIFT
DESCRIPTION:Every previous album by the radiant and heavy French trio SLI
 FT—brothers Jean and Rémi Fossat and drummer Canek Flores\, a friend sin
 ce high school - has been a fantasia—a composite of genres and forms tha
 t allowed the band to improvise\, to jam on themes until they seemed to 
 spiral together into space. But\, in a bit of intentional irony\, SLIFT’
 s fourth album is called Fantasia without actually being one. It is\, in
 stead\, their leanest and most direct record\, a pointed saga about over
 coming international upheaval delivered by a band bearing down without w
 asting a second. SLIFT didn’t want to lose the message by playing too mu
 ch. They’re preparing for a battle they think we can still win. As Jean 
 Fossat wrote the core of Fantasia\, he thought a lot about Jorge Luis Bo
 rges\, the Argentinian author whose fiction deftly wove elements of magi
 c and surreality into places and plots that almost felt real. (SLIFT eve
 n borrowed the song title “Orbis Tertius” from Borges.) Fantasia\, then\
 , is an imagined town plagued by a sense of unknowing and xenophobia\, o
 f trying to eliminate anything that disrupts the accepted order. The tow
 n comes into focus on “Corrupted Sky\,” where Fossat’s narrator tries to
  dodge doom upon arriving there. Hope starts to emerge during the record
 ’s back half\, as people start to remember that they are more than their
  society’s oppressive uniformity. These eight songs\, then\, are about t
 rusting in the power to fight back\, however hidden it may seem.\n\nTick
 ets: https://www.axs.com/events/1413505/slift-tickets?skin=bluebird\n\nh
 ttps://findlocal.community/event/13ef1458-365e-48ed-9332-e7555bd6e62f
LOCATION:The Bluebird Theater\, Denver\, CO
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/13ef1458-365e-48ed-9332-e7555bd6e62
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