The Enemy - Streets In The Sky - 2012 (FLAC)

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The Enemy - Streets In The Sky - 2012 (FLAC)

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Name:The Enemy - Streets In The Sky - 2012 (FLAC)

Infohash: CDD3473942733491A8D3C53FBD81E6C1754AB46A

Total Size: 380.49 MB

Seeds: 2

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Last Updated: 2013-03-14 01:34:36 (Update Now)

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Torrent Files List


01 - Gimme the Sign.flac (Size: 380.49 MB) (Files: 24)

 01 - Gimme the Sign.flac

24.61 MB

 02 - Bigger Cages (Longer Chains).flac

23.37 MB

 03 - Saturday.flac

25.72 MB

 04 - 1-2-3-4.flac

23.46 MB

 05 - Like a Dancer.flac

25.33 MB

 06 - Come Into My World.flac

23.32 MB

 07 - This Is Real.flac

33.08 MB

 08 - 2 Kids.flac

29.78 MB

 09 - Turn It On.flac

27.18 MB

 10 - It's a Race.flac

26.22 MB

 11 - Get Up and Dance.flac

28.97 MB

 12 - Make a Man.flac

21.38 MB

 Artwork

  Back Cover.png

5.52 MB

  Booklet Cover Scan.png

10.12 MB

  Booklet Pages 1-2.png

10.56 MB

  Booklet Pages 3-4.png

9.97 MB

  Booklet Pages 5-6.png

10.36 MB

  Booklet Pages 7-8.png

10.04 MB

  Booklet Pages 9-10.png

8.92 MB

  CD.png

2.47 MB

 Streets in the Sky.cue

2.12 KB

 The Enemy - Streets in the Sky.log

12.68 KB

 The Enemy - Streets in the Sky.m3u

0.75 KB

 folder.jpg

115.40 KB
 

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Torrent description

Artist: The Enemy
Release: Streets In The Sky
Discogs: 3707261
Released: 2012-05-21
Label: Cooking Vinyl
Catalog#: B007GJOIO2
Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue / CD
Country: UK
Style: Rock, Brit Pop, Indie Rock

Tracklisting:

01. Gimme The Sign
02. Bigger Cages (Longer Chains)
03. Saturday
04. 1-2-3-4
05. Like A Dancer
06. Come Into My World
07. This Is Real
08. 2 Kids
09. Turn It On
10. Its A Race
11. Get Up And Dance
12. Make A Man

Four years ago, The Enemy headlined 6 nights at the London Astoria. The trios residency was a massive thing at the time; having been dubbed the next big thing and having number 1 album, Well Live And Die In These Towns, The Enemy had the world at their Coventry feet. Theres always a danger in quick success and The Enemy were a victim that. Their second album was not as well accepted. Music For The People was just that, well it was meant it be in its political slurs about a failing democracy, getting out the city and the nations girls all working on checkouts. Though all the ranting sounds good on paper, some of the ideas proved too big and it was nowhere near as well executed as it couldve been. They didnt need to come with a political drive to grab attention because everyone was still very much focused on them.
But as 2012 rolled up, hello The Enemy and welcome Streets in the Sky, a roaring album of big riffs and the bigger ideas condensed into rounded portions with the potential of leaving an impression. Fans of The Enemy will have a lot of love for this record. Old fans might rekindle their love and non-fans may like the sparsely pop-like choruses and their repetition. First single, Gimme A Sign, opens the album in a brash, were back manner and theres no stopping Tom Clarke and the boys. All twelve tracks scream this. Though, if the song were released five years ago, it would have played a part in securing their Astoria residency.
It feels like The Enemy are musically content throughout Streets in the Sky. Although the record still has politics involved, its tamed and metaphorically discussed this time around, helping you to feel less taken aback and wary. This album attempts to entice you in at the beginning of every track, with an ambitiously loud intro and the re-occurring words of the raging chorus like in Come In To My World, Saturday and Turn It On. Influences such as The Clash, The Undertones and, to an extent, The Ramones glisten in the shade of the contributions. 2 Kids has the visible strums of an acoustic guitar. Different from the rest, it would have fitted better with their first record, but its a joyous reminder of 2007.
The Enemy have found themselves again; a rightful progression of their first two albums. However, in all the heady drive of the record, on a first listen its very easy for it all to fuse into one clump of noise. Streets in the Sky is very dependent on these riffs, an easy option taken by the three-piece. If they had created some more stripped back songs and not been overtaken by the desire to have to prove themselves once again, this could have been a much more sophisticated comeback.

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