Artist description Anywhere from fast to slow punk,with hints of Metal and splashes of funk.

Music Style Skunk

Musical Influences Strung Out, Slipknot, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Elliot Smith

Similar Artists Strung Out and Suicidal Tendencies

Artist History In accordance with the gruesome demise of Kitimat bands, F.A.S., GUARANTEED, and 2 Cents, the unrivaled powerhouse that is Enemy Empire was congregated and stationed at the residence of one Kelly H. Marsh. After a triumphant overature at Battle of the Bands that earned them $500, the debut of their self-titled album was imminent.

Group Members Josh Marsh- Vocals, Jesse Chisholm- Bass, Ryan Harrison- Guitars, Eric Chisholm- Vocals&Drums

Instruments Guitars, Bass and Drums

Albums Enemy Empire/Mideck split

Press Reviews This split, which appears to be the first release on a new label called Seven Inch Records, features two independent bands from British Columbia, Canada, one of which broke up on the day this CD was released. Each of the bands has seven songs on this CDLP. Enemy Empire, from Kitimat, BC, blends fast and melodic skate punk with some metal guitar riffs and funked up Chilli Peppers-style bass solos. A band to keep your eye on, though? For sure. They have a good unique thing going for them. review by Tim Krysko-punk international Punk this good is rare! This trac totally embodies punk! I mean it was face based, the guitars fit perfectly, and you guys still keep your tracks unique and origional, I hope you guys go far, tracks like this don't come along all the time. Reviewed by: MicroAlpha from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada have you heard this song? if you haven't your'e missin out. it's a rap rock group with a good singer. wow i never thought i'd see the day. the mood is set perfectly by the verse riff. i like the chorus they don't use alot of chord changes but they have a dead on good rythm guitar. of course i can't forget to include the lead guitar. although there is not really any guitar solo to speak of i really enjoyed the lead lick's near the end. and throughout the song Reviewed by: durst43 from Tumwater, Washington Sojourner Punk Wow, great composition. Interesting progression throughout. It was like walking through a punk rock museum, taking a tour of its history all within one song, from Fat WreckChords style to hardcore breakdowns to Descendents speed to melodic Pop Punk. Quite a feat, I gotta hand it to you guys. It's not my type of fare, but I'd listen to this song again, I'll tell you that much. Some things of note: sweet lead at 1:15. Also, the vocals are too overpowering during the intro. I think the guitar might be a little too scratchy during the intro, too; you can't tell very well what it was doing... then again, maybe it was something I just got used to later on in the song. Nonetheless, quite a song. Extra Credit: Guitars - brianemerson Albion, New York

Additional Info Josh has a big beef.

Location Kitimat, British Columbia - Canada

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