Enmity means deep, mutual hostility. Not anger, something colder and more structural than anger. A permanent opposition between two forces.
That's what this album sounds like.
Confrontation as Architecture
Every track in Enmity is built around a tension that doesn't resolve. Rhythms that push against each other. Basslines that conflict with the leads. Frequencies that occupy the same space without giving way. It's not chaos, it's organised hostility. Architecture at war with itself.
The Making
This was one of the hardest albums to finish. The tracks kept wanting to resolve, to relax, to find peace. Every time that happened they got pulled apart and rebuilt with the tension intact. What you're hearing is the result of refusing the easy ending.
Listen
Full album on SoundCloud. Don't expect it to relent.