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Your Favorite Enemies - I Just Want You To Know (Official Music Video)
Released on November 7th, 2013
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"I Just Want You To Know" is Your Favorite Enemies' uplifting and empowering 2nd single from their awaited UK debut album, "Between Illness And Migration", set to be released on February 26th 2014 on Hopeful Tragedy Records.
"One of the top 5 new songs melting our ears" according to Kerrang! Magazine, the video for "I Just Want You To Know" has been self-produced, accordingly to the band's devoted "Do It Yourself" ethos, during Your Favorite Enemies' Australian and Japanese segments of their extended "More Than Noise And Make-Believes" 2013 tour.
The video features the professional skateboarders Naohiro Abe, Ryo Sejiri & Hirotoshi Kawabuchi and the international fire artist Adam Lobbestael and the renowned avant-garde Japanese "FireBandits" troop members.
"It might be about the freedom that comes from the personal decision to let go of everything we kept on holding on... about the emotional implication of blending in if not affectively belonging... about the inner wounds of rejection as much as the invisible scars of indifference. It's about the noisy sounds storming in our heads and the raging silence that comes with it. It's about breaking the cycle of our deceiving self-preservation bounds and about the hopeful upraise of light that overcomes the illusionary make-believes shadowing our faith in better tomorrows. It's about freedom and shortcoming promises. And ultimately about the resoluteness of "being", regardless of our shameful losses and regretful disbeliefs... about taking a chance, another one..." - Alex Foster, when asked about the meaning and the context in which he wrote the song.
Your Favorite Enemies - I Just Want You To Know (Official Music Video)
Released on November 7th, 2013
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://j.mp/YFEYouTube
Available on iTunes UK: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/i-j...
Available on iTunes Australia: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/bet...
"I Just Want You To Know" is Your Favorite Enemies' uplifting and empowering 2nd single from their awaited UK debut album, "Between Illness And Migration", set to be released on February 26th 2014 on Hopeful Tragedy Records.
"One of the top 5 new songs melting our ears" according to Kerrang! Magazine, the video for "I Just Want You To Know" has been self-produced, accordingly to the band's devoted "Do It Yourself" ethos, during Your Favorite Enemies' Australian and Japanese segments of their extended "More Than Noise And Make-Believes" 2013 tour.
The video features the professional skateboarders Naohiro Abe, Ryo Sejiri & Hirotoshi Kawabuchi and the international fire artist Adam Lobbestael and the renowned avant-garde Japanese "FireBandits" troop members.
"It might be about the freedom that comes from the personal decision to let go of everything we kept on holding on... about the emotional implication of blending in if not affectively belonging... about the inner wounds of rejection as much as the invisible scars of indifference. It's about the noisy sounds storming in our heads and the raging silence that comes with it. It's about breaking the cycle of our deceiving self-preservation bounds and about the hopeful upraise of light that overcomes the illusionary make-believes shadowing our faith in better tomorrows. It's about freedom and shortcoming promises. And ultimately about the resoluteness of "being", regardless of our shameful losses and regretful disbeliefs... about taking a chance, another one..." - Alex Foster, when asked about the meaning and the context in which he wrote the song.
![Your Favorite Enemies - I Just Want You To Know [Official Music Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/u3siut0IJso/mqdefault.jpg "Your Favorite Enemies - I Just Want You To Know [Official Music Video]
Your Favorite Enemies - I Just Want You To Know (Official Music Video)
Released on November 7th, 2013
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://j.mp/YFEYouTube
Available on iTunes UK: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/i-j...
Available on iTunes Australia: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/bet...
I Just Want You To Know is Your Favorite Enemies uplifting and empowering 2nd single from their awaited UK debut album, Between Illness And Migration, set to be released on February 26th 2014 on Hopeful Tragedy Records.
One of the top 5 new songs melting our ears according to Kerrang! Magazine, the video for I Just Want You To Know has been self-produced, accordingly to the bands devoted Do It Yourself ethos, during Your Favorite Enemies Australian and Japanese segments of their extended More Than Noise And Make-Believes 2013 tour.
The video features the professional skateboarders Naohiro Abe, Ryo Sejiri & Hirotoshi Kawabuchi and the international fire artist Adam Lobbestael and the renowned avant-garde Japanese FireBandits troop members.
It might be about the freedom that comes from the personal decision to let go of everything we kept on holding on... about the emotional implication of blending in if not affectively belonging... about the inner wounds of rejection as much as the invisible scars of indifference. Its about the noisy sounds storming in our heads and the raging silence that comes with it. Its about breaking the cycle of our deceiving self-preservation bounds and about the hopeful upraise of light that overcomes the illusionary make-believes shadowing our faith in better tomorrows. Its about freedom and shortcoming promises. And ultimately about the resoluteness of being, regardless of our shameful losses and regretful disbeliefs... about taking a chance, another one... - Alex Foster, when asked about the meaning and the context in which he wrote the song.")
![Your Favorite Enemies dans le documentaire « Le retour du vinyle » [Canal D] (extrait)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wBtdwSrTJ94/mqdefault.jpg "Your Favorite Enemies dans le documentaire « Le retour du vinyle » [Canal D] (extrait)
Extrait du documentaire « Le retour du vinyle », d’abord diffusé sur la chaîne québécoise Canal D le 21 décembre 2017, présentant le groupe Your Favorite Enemies dans son rôle de pionnier en matière de création de vinyles au Canada.
L’histoire d’amour de Your Favorite Enemies pour les vinyles s’étend jusqu’à la création de leurs propres vinyles avec la technique lathe cut et la conception des pochettes, à même leur atelier de création, situé dans une ancienne église catholique. C’est une histoire d’amour qu’ils se plaisent à partager avec vous, par l’entremise de chacun des vinyles qu’ils créent et à travers ce documentaire.
La collection de vinyle « Spin It ’Til It Bleeds » de Your Favorite Enemies :
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Québec : http://bit.ly/SpinItCollectionQC
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![Your Favorite Enemies - Where Did We Lose Each Other [Official Music Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wC20g8-s1EA/mqdefault.jpg "Your Favorite Enemies - Where Did We Lose Each Other [Official Music Video]
Official videoclip for the song Where Did We Lose Each Other, from the album Between Illness And Migration.
This is Your Favorite Enemies in great form, as the band offers their unique blend of abrasive guitar tones, killer bass groove, chaotic drum beats and direct blast of a yet confessional, yet ironic, yet poetic vocal delivery by Foster. Where Did We Lose Each Other is a perfect glimpse of Your Favorite Enemies twisted songwriting mastery, because as you think you had the songs wayward soul all figured out, the musical affirmative driven drones of guitars turn into a melancholic shoegaze and equivocated noise scenery, as Foster offers a sincere inner turmoil of vulnerable poetry that slowly evolves into a raw scream of letting go, offering enough of a bustling gasp for the band to emerge in a high pressure wave type of sonic hectic shift. Some can pretend, but no one can fake it. Theres no musical modesty in Where Did We Lose Each Other. Its Nick Caves lyrical hopeful sorrows, sung by a fierce Iggy Pop-like no surrender drive.
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