[ima_robot]

honestly, ive never heard something similar to what these guys play. its like a mix of metal;scremo;hardcore and trance. its amazing <3 my fave. song would be "sorry, you're not a winner".

quick links:

myspace.
imeem.

"Enter Shikari are an English post-hardcore band with heavy use of electronic sounds, formed in St. Albans, England in 2003"



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...just wondeing if anybody else has even heard of them.

[keebler elf]

I've heard of them, but I have yet to listen to their music.

[Malice_Kaiser]

Sounds interesting. I haven't heard of them. I'm not really into screamo or hardcore, but when you mix it with trance it's bound so sound interesting, huh. ^^;

[ace.spattervenom]

I've heard of them, but I have yet to listen to their music.

ditto.

any suggestions? (and/or links?)

[ima_robot]

^yep just added them.

if you have an imeem account you'll be able to hear a bunch of their songs.

[petit_charat]

i foudn out about them from NME one week. went to their myspace and was quite surprised cos mixing trance/screamo is rather interesting. i love how bands nowdays are mixing all the genres up and creating crazy music which some of the time rocks. these guys are insane (in a good way)

[TunaTin]

Absolutely love these guys! 'Sorry you're not a winner' is a complete legend, they came to my city but I missed them cos' it sold out -.- so annoyed.
Yer, they're really original, the techno/trance bits are the best.
I recommend 'Sorry, you're not a winner' and 'Ok Time for Plan B' .
xx

[from_the_depth_of_dreams]

I guess not too many people on here know of the band or listen to them. You guys in this threat are definitely cool in my books. Most definitely a great band. "Sorry You're Not A Winner" is indeed great, but there are other great tracks such as "Score 22", "Labyrinth", and "Bearer of Bad News" to name a few.

[teukiechul]

i like enter shikari!!!!
their best song is probably the feast

[diru]

These boys are good. Their young but their good. I really like Sorry You're Not A Winner. The intro just pumps you up and its a real shocker that they use electric sounds in a genre where it's sorta looked down on.