The scene slumbers in mediocrity, drenched in repetition and starving for the new. From beneath this carpet, a scream tears out. It howls with fervour and raw passion that hasn't been seen on these shores for a long, long while. At the core of this scream - Enmity stands firm, a band of musical gunslingers, dealing not only in uncompromised heaviness of lead, but also in the natural beauty of death, filth and the human condition. 

No pretences at being saviours or heroes here, just an honest fascination with the grim reality of the world, culminating in a concept album dedicated to the lives and loves of the world's most notorious serial killers. Far from being an experiment in brutality, Murderabilia came out as more of a testament to the creative songwriting ability of the band - an intelligent blend of technical metal riffs and symphonic keyboard arrangements. Enmity's debut album is a tongue-in-cheek sidestep away from the cliches of anything 'core' and two very serious steps towards an experimental music culture in South Africa. 

Playing live, the band feel like it is their duty to not only deliver their music, but a true rock n roll show. The effortless ease with which they destroy stage after stage, gaining fans with every gig, only speaks for the band's heartfelt commitment to their trade. Amid all the relentless touring, Enmity are constantly moving forward with their sound, pushing borders on their new material and crafting the follow-up to Murderabilia.

"Murderabilia's sound does not translate well onto page and herein lies its greatest strength. I would safely say that no band has done anything remotely similar to this in South Africa and I would be hard pressed to find an international one that has either. Enmity is pioneering its own sound and in South Africa, where 98% of bands are
cheap rip-offs of international acts, this deserves recognition on its own. Add to that incredible mastery of instruments, melody, brutality and performance and you get, dare I say, one of the best South African albums to date."
- Max Barashenkov for Purity Music Magazine.
 
 


Just a weeb with a dream.
 
EGAO UMAMI: Rapper / Vocalist / Writer / Director

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Moved to VNDTA, a Duo created by Aiden Scheepers & Ehren Braunlich

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A fixture of the South African electronic music community for over 2 decades. Founder & Curator of It Came From The Jungle, the region's most prestigious D&B brand. Touring & Resident DJ with a rich history shows at festivals & clubs across Africa, Europe & The Americas.

Music producer from Norway.


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