Chase The Enemy are an alternative rock band from Chelmsford, Essex in England who formed in the summer of 2010. They've won various battle of the bands and then played in as many venues as possible despite a lot of them not even being old enough to buy a round of drinks at the time. They have played alongside the likes of Who's Driving? Bears Driving!, The Dangerous Summer, Mallory Knox and Futures. 

They toured East Anglia in the Summer of 2011 with When Giants Fall and managed to raise £250 for cancer research. They also released their six track self entitled EP in April 2011 (though the songs were written in 2010) and filmed a music video for 'Lionheart' with Full Circle Media.

They are currently writing more material and preparing for all their upcoming gigs this year. They were one of the finalists for the Panic Awards.

"With a fresh and exciting new sound, Chase The Enemy are ready to steal your heart." - Jessica Tagliani (The Review Archive)

"The whole band form together to make a family that work in sync creating beautiful music for our ears to enjoy, you can feel the connection between them all just from listening." - Jade Grand-Scrutton (HevyPetal)

"Playing as a quintet but sounding more like an army, Chase The Enemy may just yet get some attention from Kerrang! before long." - Rhys Stevenson (Global Metal Apocalypse)

Drop Everything the debut album from Governor's Luck available online 12/01/15.


Governor's Luck are a four piece British Indie band from Essex. Combining the fellatio of Jack Horscraft, the fingering of Manny Martinez, the bashing of Ben Daniels and the strumming of George Horscraft. Renowned for their original sound, energetic live performance and tireless work style.

"It's about time we showed up" - Governor's Luck

"Show some love for Governor's Luck - a new four piece band from Essex with a superb collection of indie rock dazzlers." Hayley Taylor - KissFM

"Seriously impressive band on their way to achieving great success" Danny Hiles - CriminalChaos Promotions

"A f*cking great band, seriously, no jazz" Matt Jones - Dedicated Fan

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