Crisis Supergroup Day Two: The Enemy hit the studio
The Enemy, NME cover shoot, July, 2007. Pic: Dean Chalkley
Tom Clarke tells us how recording on the unique track is going
The Enemy have completed the second day of recording on Crisis’ all-star charity record.
Each day NME.COM will be reporting on the progress of the recording and talking to the acts involved, so head over to the NME Office Blog now for Tom Clarke's report directly from the studio.
Tom Clarke has told us how recording the track has been “like nothing we’ve ever done, we’re kind of shooting in the dark”.
As previously reported, the track is based on the idea of the game Consequences – each musician will have no idea what the previous performers have done bar a simple chord sequence.
In other news, the supergroup will be performing live on March 2 at London's Roundhouse - a handful of tickets have been offered up for early purchase. For details, go to Crisisconsequences.com.
Each day NME.COM will be reporting on the progress of the recording and talking to the acts involved, so head over to the NME Office Blog now for Tom Clarke's report directly from the studio.
Tom Clarke has told us how recording the track has been “like nothing we’ve ever done, we’re kind of shooting in the dark”.
As previously reported, the track is based on the idea of the game Consequences – each musician will have no idea what the previous performers have done bar a simple chord sequence.
In other news, the supergroup will be performing live on March 2 at London's Roundhouse - a handful of tickets have been offered up for early purchase. For details, go to Crisisconsequences.com.
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