Sunday, 8 March 2026
The Enemy Cassette And Deluxe CD Sold Out
Saturday, 7 March 2026
PICTURES: The Enemy at London's 100 Club
Friday, 27 February 2026
PRESS: The Up Coming Reviews The Enemy Social Disguises
"They haven’t lost a step in a decade, returning with a sound that encapsulates their original sound while incorporating some new additions. It’s packed with their distinct brand of indie rock, and long-term fans will find much to enjoy."
PRESS: Maximum Volume Review
"`Social Disguises` is brimming with snappy, catchy, melodious tunes with enticing hooks, riffs and harks back to the band`s debut album `We’ll Live and Die in These Towns` but with a maturity that is gained from lived life experiences."
Find out what Maximum Volume had to say about each of the tracks by visiting their website, worth a visit!
Wednesday, 25 February 2026
PRESS: This Is The Music Reviews The Enemy Social Disguises Album
"With over 90 demos to choose from the result is a record that sounds unmistakably like The Enemy — but wiser, tougher and more self-aware.""this album isn’t about reliving former glories. It’s about reclaiming identity.""The lyric “Hello Pretty Face, Welcome To The Rat Race” lands as a standout moment, a sharp, relatable line that proves The Enemy are still writing songs that connect directly with their fan base and reflect real-life pressures.""This isn’t just a comeback album — it’s a statement. Social Disguises finds The Enemy rediscovering the fire that first made them essential, while sharpening it with the perspective of everything they’ve lived through since.
The choruses still hit, the riffs still bite, and the urgency that once defined them hasn’t faded — it’s evolved.
Rather than chasing past glories, they’ve built on them, delivering a record that feels raw, relevant and unapologetically real.
After more than a decade away, The Enemy haven’t just returned — they’ve reminded everyone exactly why they mattered in the first place."
PRESS: The Indie Masterplan Review The Enemy Social Disguises Album
Tuesday, 24 February 2026
Did You Know?
Monday, 23 February 2026
PRESS: Travellers Tunes Review The Enemy Social Disguises Album
Saturday, 21 February 2026
PRESS: CinemaChords Reviews The Enemy Social Disguises Album
Wednesday, 18 February 2026
The Enemy Social Disguises Cassette
Wednesday, 11 February 2026
The Enemy Are Buzzing
The Enemy posted a picture from one of the venues where they will be performing for the Social Disguises album launch. Tom, Andy and Liam are "buzzing" about playing these special shows in front of fans. Rehearsals are done and dusted - it's almost time to hit the road once again and continue along the journey for The Enemy.
Last few tickets available for the album launch performances are selling fast, check links for details: https://www.theenemyband.co.uk/tour
*picture: The Enemy
Tuesday, 10 February 2026
Taped Magazine Review The Enemy Album
"Arguably, this album has been one of the most anticipated comebacks of the year after the band reunited last year." - Abi Hawes, Taped Magazine.
Taped Magazine have published a review of The Enemy new album Social Disguises, and the it gives a glowing review of the new tunes.
Read the full review on the Taped Magazine website.
📸Photo Credit: Bridie Main
Monday, 9 February 2026
The Enemy Album Countdown #5
Sunday, 8 February 2026
The Enemy Album Countdown
Over the next few days we are counting down the most popular tracks from each of the four studio albums released by The Enemy as we eagerly await the fifth album being released on Friday 20th February 2026.
Social Disguises promises to be a return to the original sound that captivated Indie fans in 2007 and it will be refreshing to hear how Tom Clarke, Andy Hopkins and Liam Watts have developed their sounds for a new generation of fans, while pleasing long standing fans.
Find out which tracks fans have been listening to the most over the past 19 years as we journey back over the first four album tracks. From We'll Live and Die In These Towns (2007) to It's Automatic (2015) we will journey back to the greatest tracks by The Enemy. Music For the People (2009) and Streets In The Sky (2012) also produced memorable tracks.
























