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El No to play debut live show at Yellow Cab Tavern

El No's debut album, Nothing Is Possible was recorded and released during the coronavirus pandemic.
El No's debut album, Nothing Is Possible was recorded and released during the coronavirus pandemic.

Evan Miller interviews Nate Farley, one of the founding members of the band El No, about their debut album, released in April of 2021.

El No is Nate Farley, and Craig Nichols, both Dayton natives who grew up together playing music. On Saturday, November 6 at the Yellow Cab Tavern in Dayton, they'll play their first ever live show accompanied by Oh Condor and Houseghost.

Their new album, Nothing Is Possible, was released in April 2021 and “recorded in Memphis, Tennessee at an unsuspecting Airbnb." They have another album slated to release next year called Hoodlums that the duo have been working on throughout the pandemic; they will play a few unheard and new songs at the live show.

Evan Miller is a musician, curator, and radio person based in Yellow Springs. With roots studying percussion at Wright State University and cutting his radio teeth at WWSU, he is currently Assistant Music Director and host of Midday Music and The Outside at 91.3 WYSO and Novaphonic.FM. Outside of radio, you can find Evan regularly playing in several bands in the area, booking/curating shows including The Outside Presents experimental series in Yellow Springs, snooping around area record stores, and spoiling his cat Nova (Novaphonic's animal mascot!).