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Metaphysically speaking, November 11, 2011, is an important date. In numerology, eleven is what’s known as a “master number,” a higher vibration of the number two — and when you get all those elevens in a row, there’s bound to be some magic in the air. The Whomp Truck crew is celebrating with the very first Denver appearance by the jazz-saturated dubstep/glitch/breaks artist DCarls. The Baltimore-based DJ started playing guitar and piano as a youngster, with an occasional foray into drums. When he discovered drum-and-bass, it was, as they say, all over: He’d found his sound. DCarls will be joined by local dubstep favorites Citrus, Just Ben, Noah Deep, Ishe, Coult 45 and Alert, and at 11:11:11 p.m., the whole crew will host a countdown, New Year’s Eve style. Adding to the festivities will be custom visual work by Movax. The entire event has been aptly dubbed Synchronicity, so prepare yourselves for a night full of unusual connections. The 21+, BYOB party goes down at 238 Santa Fe Drive (facebook.com/whomptruck for more info).