Enumclaw’s ‘2002’ Deserves To Go Platinum
American group Enumclaw have shared their fantastic new single ‘2002’.
Out now, it’s a lightning-quick start for the band, who formed only 12 months ago at a DIY hip-hop party in Washington.
The Tacoma group sit at the centre of a storm of hype, with their Twitter bio declaring: The Best Band Since Oasis.
There’s a touch of Gallagher-esque swagger at play in new single ‘2002’ with its buzzsaw guitar wrapped around a scintillating vocal.
A song packed with a defiant sense of purpose, ‘2002’ is the sound of a band living out their dreams.
Lead-member Aramis Johnson says that the track is “already platinum” before adding: “I think we’re gonna recoup the whole advance off ‘2002’.”
“When we were about to shoot the ‘Fast N All’ video someone called me a narcissist and it made me have a panic attack. Once I calmed down I wrote ‘2002’ kinda trying to be sarcastic about how I wake up everyday and try to be the worst possible human. Then when I talked to John the director, I wanted to communicate in the video a chaotic feel and how I wanted to take that narcissist perspective and put it into the spirit of the visual and song.”
Tune in now.
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Photo Credit: John Peterson
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