The Enemy
Music For The People

These Brit kids didn’t splash as much as expected in 2007 with their proudly working-class tales of Coventry street life, so they reached into the tac...

The sophomore album by Coventry’s The Enemy lurches into frame with the aptly named “Elephant Song”. Likely titled for the guitar screeches in the atm...

Discussing a band like the Enemy is always a tenuous affair. The title from this record comes from what frontman Tom Clarke sees as an apt description...

With its mix of old-school guitar riffs and delicate piano harmonies, 'No Time for Tears' launched The Enemy back onto the mainstream music scene. Two...

Keep losing, keep boozing" interjects self-proclaimed 'voice of the people' Tom Clarke, nine-tenths of the way through The Enemy's difficult (on the e...

In a nutshell... Eclectic, ambitious second album exploring new territoryWhat's it all about Following on from chart-topping debut album We'll Live a...

Comprising triumphant Glastonbury appearances, a no.1 debut album (2007's We'll Live and Die in These Towns), a support slot with the Rolling Stones a...

Following their award-winning debut We'll Live And Die In These Towns in 2007, The Enemy return with something completely different for their second a...

Coventry?s answer to The Clash or a wannabe Oasis from further south Well, neither in fact, The Enemy aren?t in the same league and based on the evid...

The bafflingly popular Enemy are a band with their heart in the right place but an inability to express themselves in anything other than the most cli...