The Earlies - The Enemy Chorus - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Earlies' debut brings together their first self-released singles and subsequent EPs, originally released in 2004 in the UK. This record combines layered vocals with imaginary and more traditional instruments to produce a unique pop sound where sonic exploration can still take place. Residing in Northern England and Western Texas, the Earlies are united by a shared love of the Band, the Beach Boys, the Byrds, and the Beatles. All get a gracious nod on this album, together with a unique mix of psychedelic, progressive, left field, and country influences. The variety of instrumental texture, layered harmonies, and electronic tweaks - complete with a strong American lead vocal - could easily make the Earlies a Jason Pierce, Neil Young, and Phil Spector side project, if they all decided to have a bit of fun for a change. Secretly Canadian. 2005. Album Tracks 1. In the Beginning 2. One of Us Is Dead 3. Wayward Song 4. Slow Man's Dream 5. 25 Easy Pieces 6. Morning Wonder 7. Devil's Country 8. Song for #3 9. Lows 10. Bring It Back Again 11. Dead Birds

Album Tracks 1. Apartmentalize 2. TRCR 3. The We're All Friends Club 4. I've Got the Ice in Me 5. Dent Everything 6. Evaporate 7. No Comply

2009 sophomore album from the British Alt-Rock outfit (knows as the Enemy UK in the States). Music for the People is described by the band as having a more 'raw and punkier sound' than their debut effort, We'll Live And Die in These Towns. The album was recorded on traditional analogue technology, rather than digitally, which the band says makes it 'sound huge, like a proper old-school Rock record.' Features the first single 'No Time for Tears'. Warner. Album Tracks 1. Elephant Song 2. No Time for Tears 3. 51st State 4. Sing When You're in Love 5. Last Goodbye 6. Nation of Checkout Girls 7. Don't Break the Red Tape 8. Be Somebody 9. Keep Losing 10. Silver Spoon