NOWHERE FAST MUSIC

Rock / Soul / Punk

 

Nowhere Fast has always been a phrase synonymous with going nowhere and not getting anything done. Maybe that’s why the moniker is so ironic for these hardworking boys from Kentucky’s River City.

While it has been a few years since their debut album, I Had Friends, the band was never idle. Nowhere Fast was touring the country bringing their brand of powerful, heartfelt rock to the masses. A basement show or festival- it didn’t really matter as long as they played.

After making numerous compilation appearances and putting out their Little Heart Records’ debut, The Hollow Angel 7”, the band will finally release their next full length, which is guaranteed to please long time fans who have only had a chance to hear these songs live. Say Hello to These Fierce Winds of Change will show off new dimensions for the band, including the records’ lead single, Blindshot, which shows a more pop element for the band, and the long awaited recording of fan-favorite Longest Avenue, which up until now has only been available as a crude download, recorded on a raspy voice and a couple of hard drinks.

“Longest Avenue is one of the tracks I’m the most excited about. It’s finally going to be heard the way Seth [Robinson; guitars/vocals] always intended it. I know people have loved the song, but now they’ll finally hear it the way it was meant to be,” says puckett! of Little Heart Records.

Say Hello to These Fierce Winds of Change is being recorded with Ben Andrews (Hedge, Skam Impaired, The Juggernaut Jug Band) who also serves as co-producer alongside Robinson. Also on the recording are players Daniel Potts (drums) and Mike Moore (bass).

While Fierce Winds is on the Little Heart slate for late Fall/Winter, the band is keeping busy. A video has just been completed for the Hollow Angel single Black Angel. The video, Nowhere Fast’s first official foray into music video, was directed by Jesse Spiro (Tastyface) and filmed and edited by Robert Walz, an up and coming film editor. Featuring Robinson opposite of Mel Jennette (Suicide Girls) the video should be coming soon to video download services and a television near you.

2008 is once again going to be a busy year for Nowhere Fast. When asked to describe the up-coming record, Robinson concluded “[This record] will show everyone what Nowhere Fast is really about… love, friends, family and moving on from self destruction.”












 
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Location:  Louisville, KY

Members:  Seth Robinson - Guitar/ Lead Vox Mike Moore - Bass/Backing Vox Drums - ?

 

I Had Friends

Aug 22, 2000

The Highlands Sessions (2008 Teaser)

May 10, 2008

Hollow Angel 7inch

Feb 25, 2006