Enjoy
Destroy
When Enjoy Destroy released their debut album Little Dreams in March of 2008 the reviews were unanimously glowing as the British rock press hailed the Hampshire quartet as successors to the likes of Foo Fighters and Biffy Clyro. Here was a band who had been quietly honing their craft since their early teen years and, now with some members barely hitting the big 2-0, had a Grant Nicholas (Feeder) produced LP under their belts and the world at their feet.
Actually, world domination should have been how the happy ending went but life had a little something else in mind for Freddie (vocals/guitar), Chris (guitar), Ed (bass), and relative newcomer Tommy (drums). Despite the presence of two winning singles, the enormous sounding melodic rock of Screamer and post-grunge rouser Mactier, both of which perfectly showcased Freddie's stadium-suited, roof raising vocals, the debut did not meet the band's expectations of success.
When Enjoy Destroy released their debut album Little Dreams in March of 2008 the reviews were unanimously glowing as the British rock press hailed the Hampshire quartet as successors to the likes of Foo Fighters and Biffy Clyro. Here was a band who had been quietly honing their craft since their early teen years and, now with some members barely hitting the big 2-0, had a Grant Nicholas (Feeder) produced LP under their belts and the world at their feet.
Actually, world domination should have been how the happy ending went but life had a little something else in mind for Freddie (vocals/guitar), Chris (guitar), Ed (bass), and relative newcomer Tommy (drums). Despite the presence of two winning singles, the enormous sounding melodic rock of Screamer and post-grunge rouser Mactier, both of which perfectly showcased Freddie's stadium-suited, roof raising vocals, the debut did not meet the band's expectations of success.
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