Newcastle’s alternative rock five-piece, Bitter Enemies, have released their new, three track EP, Broadcast.
Led by vocalist Ian ‘Max Kreetcha’ Maxwell, and guitarist Richie Hutchinson, the pair formed Bitter Enemies in 2016, now finally followed up on their previous offering, Newborn, with this current masterpiece.
Joined by Peter Snowdon (lead guitar), Keith Mills (bass) and Jae Brookes (drums) the lads entertained the local scene before locking themselves away to put this, consisting of Maddie, Vipers and Won’t Be Pretty For Long, their second EP out to the masses.
“We’ve taken our shared influences of electro-industrial music and alternative rock, and created BROADCAST, a blend of old and new, light and dark,” began Max.
“From the haunting ode to an often forgotten Twin Peaks character ‘Maddie,’ the Battlestar Galactica themed, electro-rock song and Kara “Starbuck” Thrace inspired ‘Vipers,’ or the fight or die spirit of True Romance’s Alabama Whorley ‘Won’t Be Pretty For Long,’ BROADCAST is a celebration of big and small screen, and the women that inhabit the worlds held within!”
Although Max is somewhat intergalactic, Richie is more down-to-earth on the release of Broadcast, he describing it as a means to progression in the ever-changing industry.
“It’s a collection of songs that have been put together but not necessarily a full representation of what we are about,” explains Richie.
“We’re looking at using BROADCAST to keep the momentum going ahead on further EP’s and we’re already working on the next one. We have tonnes of material, we just need to get the quality right.”
BROADCAST, the new three-track EP from Bitter Enemies is available now. You can follow Bitter Enemies on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BitterEnemies13/ and Twitter https://twitter.com/Bitter_Enemies whilst the EP is available on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/id1438436981?app=itunes