The Folkestone four piece returned last December with ‘Collections and Demos’, a heartfelt gesture to their loyal fan base. Never a band to rest on their laurels, they recently premiered their comeback single ‘Save An Old Soul’. It’s the first of three to be released this summer, with, further material and gigs to come post-lockdown.
Any hesitation fans might have had, are swept away form the immediacy of this record. The youthful thunder of The Jam and aching fever of Feeder combine to make one hell of a comeback.
The Enemy always had the lyrics but, by album number two and beyond, they could never sound this muscular and vulnerable. This record is begging to be loved!
This isn’t the return of a cult band. This is too vital. Aggressive, melodic and infectious, it can deliver to fans of Sleaford Mods and DMA’s alike.