I've probably already made a post about these guys, but they are so f*cking good that they deserve another. They deserve many because I love them and hopefully some of YOU love them tooooo.
The album ('We'' Live and Die in these Towns') is one of the best albums of this year, and is a fantastic debut album.
They're from Coventry and if you go to Coventry train station (you'll probably see me wandering round) there's a MASSIVE advert for the album which I will steal and use as a blanket because it is big enough.
The album is one of three that made my summer back home bearable.
The singles off the album are wicked, but tracks like 'This Song' and the album title track are amazing. They will make you cry, but probably if you're from a place that's boring and has nothing going for it..sort of like where I'm from. It's why the album means a hell of a lot to me. The songs are easy to connect with.
I'm seeing them on Sunday in Birmingham and I am stupidly excited. I really really cannot wait.
I will probably cry like a baby when they play 'You're Not Alone,' especially at a certain part. Such a beautiful song.
They're supporting Stereophonics next month.
They're doing the NME Rock&Roll Riot Tour this year with Lethal Bizzle and The Wombats, only a few dates left though.
I know Birmingham (the Sunday date) isn't sold out yet.
Yesterday, in Sainsburys my mate had a little dance and sing-sing in the fruit section to 'Away From Here' is was amusing, and I suggest you all do it because it's good fun.
Anyway, The Enemy are the best British band out there right now because they have something valuable to say..so bloody listen!
Their album was played a LOT in work over the summer. Mainly because it could have been written about our town.
Hah.
I've seen them, I do like them,I'll happily have a dance around to them,and turn them up on the radio and stuff, but I wouldn't rush to get tickets for them,but if I did see them again,great, if you follow...
"Watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it."
They're doing the NME Rock&Roll Riot Tour this year with Lethal Bizzle and The Wombats, only a few dates left though.
I know Birmingham (the Sunday date) isn't sold out yet.
i was working that last night.i was on cloakroom though (& it was FREEZING...but thats beside the point) so i didnt get to see it.
everyone was very sweaty afterwards though.
I roll over and hold on tightly, and whisper "If they want you, they're gonna have to fight me,"
Love 'em :D and I live near conventry (y) erm kinda...lol. Ahh no way I wanted so badly to go to that gig but by the time I found out about it it had sold out :( luckkyyy!
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i saw them last night @ brixton. they were pretty f*cking awesome. onbe of the best live bands, one of the guitarists even jumped into the audience!
immense performance & one that everyone should go to if you get the chance!
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omg how weird is that *shudders* i might have seen you!
i go to brixton quite alot, was there last week and am going to see enter shikari next on the 6th nov!
small ryl meet?!?
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which bar will you be working at es? i'll make sure i use that one! that's if i dont get mauled to death in the mosh pit first!
gotta love brixton its my fav venue because of the raised floor!
i'd love to work at a venue, then you'd get to hear all the bands for free & be paid for it!
anyone else going to enter shikari & want to meet?!?
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