enemyus

Enemyus is a band based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The current incarnation of Enemyus formed in April 2006 with current members lead guitarist Warren Immerkar, vocalist Rob Muir, and now defunct bassist Justin Goran. A young man named Aaron Mulling handled drumming duties. They played one single show with Arron on the skins. After the show Arron disappeared and was never heard from again.
Warren then met a young upstart that went by name of Parker Boyd. The founding members of the band were blown away by his furious drumming and outstanding skill. Parker found instant kinship with the group and decided to join the band. With the addition of Parker, Enemyus then proceeded to dive headfirst into the Calgary live music scene, playing as many shows as humanly possible, even going so far as to play the basement of the Lynwood Re-Store, possibly the worst show in Calgary's history.
The guys then realized that everything would be better if there was more guitar, so they proceeded to audition many area guitarists. After many failings, they met guitar prodigy Daryn Kreppi. Daryn was an instant fit for the group, often bringing beer to practice.
In December of 2007 Enemyus recorded a 5 song EP at Monster Studios in Airdrie. Its for sale for 10$
Unfortunately, soon after, Justin decided to leave the band to begin his career as an art student. After an exhaustive search, Enemyus found Dale Middleton. Dale is the best.
In the Calgary music scene Enemyus is a well respected band with a passionate fan base, with every new show making new fans thanks to a great live show, pounding music and energy on stage. They continue to gig relentlessly and will play anywhere, anytime. Enemyus is currently working on a new album for release in 2010/2011.
October 2010- Enemyus meets with Producer/Engineer Brian Joseph Dobbs. He has a credit list the size of California. He is the best. We then chose to record the full length debut starting the next few weeks. After pre-production finished we decided to use EK Sound in Calgary, Alta to record the drums and start what was a 4 month trip to see what we Canadian musicians were made of. It took a lot of coffee, duct tape, and beer to get it all done, but it was worth it. Take a listen. its for sale for 10$