After months of wait, it’s with major excitement and joy that we share with you the grand premiere of our new video clip for the song “Underneath a Blooming Skylight” via Exclaim! Magazine. We couldn’t have hoped for a better way to expose this eclectic video than through a magazine we grew up reading, dreaming of such a moment!

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For those of you who might have missed the emergence of this excellent Montreal-based band in 2014, you’ve got to take a catch up session! These Tokyo Sessions (available exclusively on the band’s website) are the deluxe version (16 titles) of their first album “Between Illness and Migration”, released in 2015. And it’s the kind of album that leaves a mark! Led by an inferno rhythm, the work brings the listener in the eye of the storm, in the heart of a tornado of saturated guitars where melodies and languages, French sometimes appearing around the corner, answer each other. The writing is way ahead, paving the roads; the compositions lead us in lands yet unknown. Intense and raging, the work reaches heights not often frequented since the disbandment of At the Drive-In. An album that is dense, moved by an impressive underlying tension.

Must-listens: “1-2-3”, “Empire of Sorrows”, “Anyone”.

RÉGIS GAUDIN

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French magazine Longueur d’Ondes has done a review of our latest album, “Tokyo Sessions”.

Originally in French, the review has been translated in English, and is available on our website.

Read the review in English here

A collective voice, a proof of being alive… this is “I Just Want You to Know”.

Here’s a scene never-before-seen taken during the filming of the videoclip for “Where Did We Lose Each Other”, song that can be found on our new album “Tokyo Sessions”.

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Passionate, fierce, “Where Did We Lose Each Other” is a very intimate song written by Alex, in the midst of what he says has been the bleakest period of his life.

Sef invites you in his universe of sounds & noises, of pedals, amps and guitars, and lets you discover the recording of the riff used in the song “A View From Within”.

Alex, Ben & Sef share with you a few of the songs that accompanied them throughout the process of Your Favorite Enemies’ latest album, “Tokyo Sessions”, in a special Spotify Playlist.

Listen to the playlist on Spotify