Life in the House of the Enemy

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Rising from the abrasive corners of the British underground, this intense debut plunges into grueling, mechanized hostility. 'Life in the House of the Enemy' combines relentless drum-machine programming with the raw, chaotic squall of noise rock and post-punk basslines. The album captures an aggressive, claustrophobic atmosphere that firmly aligns with the heavy industrial rock surge of the early 90s.