Electric Enemy - Electric Enemy - Orange

Electric Enemy - Electric Enemy - OrangeLP (140g coloured orange) with inlay card. Electric Enemy appeal to everyone from the Gen Z who has begun to search for her way in life to the long time Brit rock fan who has heard almost everything before; those who demand from artists not only quality and authenticity, but songs that can soundtrack their lives. Some say self titled debut albums are the best. Alright then: here we go! Sitting somewhere between the classic rock of the Foo Fighters

they're taking it a step further with an album dedicated to the art

a good amount of original tunes were layouted

Cocteau Twins' 'Blue Bell Knoll' is the auditory equivalent of getting lost in a fantastical dream where unicorns are your backup dancers

the urgent "Grievance"

Delve into the unheard melodies of Kenny Rogers with "Life Is Like A Message"

but the aural and psychological exploration the listener is about to embark on

Imogen Heap's critically acclaimed second album Speak for Yourself features the hit single "Hide & Seek"

Mark Oliver Everett

With an intro as intimate and uncomfortable as this

you might've been better off buying a ticket for Warped Tour and waiting a decade or two to figure it out

A blend that only bands like I Prevail manage to combine that well-crafted

the album was recorded at Capitol Recording Studios in Hollywood and the Warehouse Studios in Vancouver