Enkindel
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| Record Labels: | Self Destruct, Better Days, Initial | ||
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| Based In: | Louisville | ||
| Largest show: | 1000+ | ||
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| Last show: | ? | ||
| Reunion show: | N/A | ||
| Number of Members: | 8 | ||
Enkindel was a long running hardcore band in the mid 1990s.
"Hey, it ain't slayer, but at least you can mosh to it" (from an Enkindel flyer) pretty much summed up the band. Their style was the characteristic "melodic hardcore" of the mid 90s with chugga-chugga guitars and a singer that sang/screamed (a little more of the former, a little less of the latter), but it also mixed in influences from their contemporaries such as Endpoint (with whom they shared a member), and Erchint (with whom they split a 7").
Around 1998, the band asked guitarist Billy Halter to leave, supposedly over a drinking problem. The band moved towards a much more punk rock sound, and decided to rename themselves The Enkindels. Please head over to the Enkindels entry to finish the story.
Members at one time or another:
- Mark Brickey - vocals
- Billy Halter - guitar
- Aaron Baumle - drums
- Corey Roderer - bass
- Lee Fetzer - guitar
- Ramsey Grissom - bass
- Thommy Browne - drums
- Matt Brown - guitar
Releases:
- Another Tree demo
- Leftovers demo
- Enkindel/Erchint Split - 7" (Self Destruct)
- Unsaid - 7" Better Days Records
- Open Fields 7"/CD (Initial Records)
- Enkindel/Empathy Split 7" (Toothless Records)
- Some Assembly Required CD (Initial Records)
Compilations:
- A Document Of Nothing CD (Second Nature Recordings)
Shirts/Merch:
- Misfits rip-off... The illustration from the Misfit's Legacy of Brutality record on the back with "Enkindel" in the misfits typeface. Black shirts, white print?
- Officially licensed product of punk rock - ripoff of the NBA logo