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Enter Shikari
Post-hardcore outfit Enter Shikari formed in Hertfordshire, England in 2003. Founded from the remnants of the group Hybryd, the original lineup was comprised of vocalist Rou Reynolds, guitarist Liam "Rory" Clewlow, bassist Chris Batten, and drummer Rob Rolfe. In June 2003 Enter Shikari issued the demo EP Nodding Acquaintance, which they sold at gigs and via their website. The success of two additional self-released EPs, Sorry, You're Not a Winner and 2004's Anything Can Happen in the Next Half Hour, further developed their growing fan base and cemented the band's decision to go it alone, rejecting the overtures of major labels. As Enter Shikari continued their relentless live schedule, they also embraced the social networking website MySpace, in 2006 securing a spot on the Gibson/MySpace stage at the annual Download Festival. That same summer, the group founded its own record label, Ambush Reality, and issued the digital-only single "Mothership," which was named Single of the Week by Apple's iTunes retail storefront. At year's end, Enter Shikari were just the second unsigned band to sell out the famed London Astoria. In March 2007, they issued their first proper LP, Take to the Skies, which entered the British Top Five on the strength of the smash single "Anything Can Happen in the Next Half Hour." In April of 2009 the single "Juggernauts" announced the coming of their second album, Common Dreads, which appeared in June of that year. The band set out on tour at home and abroad before settling down in Bangkok, Thailand to work on new material with producer (and former SikTh guitarist) Dan Weller in 2011. Their third album, A Flash Flood of Colour, was released in early 2012. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
Selected Discography
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Track List: Live In London. March 2012.
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Track List: Tribalism
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Track List: Take To The Skies
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Track List: Arguing With Thermometers (Remixes)
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Track List: Bootleg Series Vol.3: Live From Planet Earth
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Track List: Destabilise (Radio Single)
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Track List: Juggernauts (Radio Single)
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Track List: Mothership (Radio Single)
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Track List: Sssnakepit (Single)
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Comments
Can't wait to see them at warped this year!
& I don't really mind the WubWubWubs'
Lulz at the other people that take the time to read other people comments then comment on them. Good band, some the the songs are really my style but still pretty badass.
besides the point though. this band is good for the most part. just tone down on the techno a little.
/e oh i see now looks like their punching a mirror