Enemymine - Setting The Traps

With their dual bassist and ability to make their instruments sound anything similar to bass guitars, ENEMYMINE has been synonymous with adjectives such as minimal, dark and experimental. Stemming from the imaginations of Mike Kunka (Godheadsilo), Zak Sally (Low) and Danny Sasaki in late 1998, the three of them wanted to create something different to unsuspecting ears. So with Kunka on bass, Sasaki on the skins and Sally on second bass, (who's comminuting all the way from Duluth, MN no less) ENEMYMINE was created. Several practice sessions and hundreds of frequent flyer miles later, they had enough material to release a seven song self-titled CDEP that was recorded by Calvin Johnson (of Beat Happening/Dub Narcotic Sound System fame) and put out by K Records in February 1999. Ice In Me followed a year later.

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[fish1849]

thanks for lyrics

[TheDopetoker]

we are the sum of our memories

burning them down like theyre history

maybe you could see if you were more like me

maybe you could see if you were me

we are the sum of our memories

burning them down the future is history

while youre away were here waiting

building cities, feeling shitty

setting the traps for you

please, please, please come home