Belfast-based Irish noise punk mob Enola Gay return with scintillating new effort ‘PTS.DUP’, out today

(April 4th) via Modern Sky (Crawlers, Malady), the first reveal from the band’s forthcoming EP set for

release this summer.

Venomous hip-hop-inspired vocals that are as uncompromising as the guitars are unforgiving, layered on a

rhythm section that draws as much from left-field electronica and techno as it does from post-punk heroes

of the late 70s, Enola have certainly wasted no time in establishing themselves as one of the next unique

punk voices.

Hotly tipped by the likes of NME, Rolling Stone, DIY and Dork, as well as revered musicians Iggy Pop and

Jehnny Beth, the group are back to follow up their acclaimed debut EP ‘Gransha’ and have partnered with

cult indie label Modern Sky in the process.

More raucous than ever and inspired by a personal attack that left a member with a fractured skull; Enola

lambast Northern Irish conservative party the DUP and their influence on the impressionable youth of today

who feel a lack of identity and abandonment by their own government. Whilst instrumentally and verbally

scalding, ‘PTS.DUP’ also yearns for a united Ireland while also prompting listeners to think about how

frustrated sides of the community are indoctrinated into blind hatred from an early age to suit a

misinformed agenda.

This is a 16+ event (U18’s accompanied by an adult 18+)

Presented by Crosstown Concerts.

Enola Gay

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The Louisiana

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