Belfast noise-rock outfit Enola Gay have shared their new EP 'Gransha' in full.
Out now, the EP offers a blistering sense of guitar-heavy deconstructions, with their bass-slung approach leaning on the post-punk legacy.
There's a rich sense of individuality at work, however, and this is clear on highlight track 'Scrappers'.
A barbed, pointed tale of night-life inequality, 'Scrappers' looks at the violence of the everyday.
A potent, intense piece of music, 'Scrappers' was “written for anyone who has felt the wrath of sleazy authoritarian bouncers.”
Tune in now.
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