r/EnterShikari

In my humble opinion, this is their greatest work.

The sheer range of genre and sound they’ve managed to spread across the album is mind bending. I can only imagine just how hard it must be for the band and particularly Rou to write songs in our current political, social and cultural climate.

Everything is so fucked up right now and their music reflects that. And finishes with a optimistic statement of change to come. Keep your faith, stay hopeful.

I’m really thankful for this album. It’s a 5 star, no skip album and they should be really proud of themselves for what they’ve managed to craft. The upcoming tour is going to be fucking awesome.

I'm a music photographer based in Manchester. I'm relatively new to writing but trying to get into it a bit more. Obviously the dream is to shoot an ES show one day, we'll see how that goes later this year.

I've been a member of this community for many many years, so thought it'd be cool to share this review here to see what you guys think!

Also thought some of you might like to know about something the band did for me a few years back. I was in a really bad accident, suffered a traumatic brain injury and was in a coma for 2 weeks. Whilst hospitalised, my mum got in touch with the band to let them know what had happened and that I was such a huge fan of theirs. The band recorded a short video wishing me well and offered me tickets to see a show of theirs when I was physically ready. I took them up on this offer on their last tour in February 2024 and it was fantastic, just as you'd all expect!

FYI - I'm making no money from this website article, no ads etc. just in case that matters to any moderators. I did check the rules and nothing explicitly to say this wouldn't be allowed so hope it's okay!

Logically, its find out the hard way, it has that huge feeling to it. it's ok has that vibe to it too. But the sheer majesty and storytelling of spaceship earth makes me want to see it as a full length music video, all three parts. I know its technically three separate songs but meh,

When I’m seeing fans comment on the new album, it seems like there is one class of fan that always references NiT and AKFTWW. There is another that seems to have all their chips in AFFOC, but also likes Mindsweep. Almost no one seems to reference Common Dreads, and the only time I’ve seen TTTS reference is when someone references their friend who never moved on after that album

Hi Peeps!!

Am I the only one who noticed that the transition from Find out the hard way's last chorus to the big breakdown has quite a few similarities to the first few seconds of Linkin Park's "Hit the Floor"? Especially the guitar :DD

at about 03:39

GREAT ALBUM BTW!!!

Loved every second of it, for me it kind of sounds like a mixture of Shikaris first 4 albums with today's more modern sound!

I also loved the shadowdrop!!!!!!!