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ENEMY IS US Name Debut Album

April 12, 2004

ENEMY IS US, the Swedish death/thrash metal band featuring former DARKANE/current SEETHINGS singer Lawrence Mackrory on bass/vocals, have set "We Have Seen The Enemy... And The Enemy Is Us" as the title of their debut album, tentatively due this fall through Finland's Rising Realm Records.

"We Have Seen The Enemy... And The Enemy Is Us" is being recorded at EAR-Studios (Electro Audio Recording) with producer Carl Vikman. There will be 10 songs in total on the album plus one bonus track for the Japanese version. Check out a demo version of the track "Kneedeep In Blood" at the Rising Realm web site: Hi-Fi, Lo-Fi.

ENEMY IS US's sound is being described as "a furious and modern mix of melodic death/thrash in the vein of AT THE GATES and IN FLAMES.

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