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Enter Shikari: Enter Shikari are a British band that combine post-hardcore music with various electronic elements.
They formed in 2003 taking their name from a boat owned by Roughton 'Rou' Reynolds uncle and a character in a play that was written before the band was formed.
‘Take to the Skies’ was their debut album which was released in March 2007 reaching No.4 in the UK Album Charts.
In June 2009 they released their second album ‘Common Dreads’ which reached No.
16 in the charts.
Their third album ‘A Flash Flood of Colour’ is set to be released on 16 January 2012.
A leak from UK Magazine Rock Sound revealed that Enter Shikari would be touring the UK during March 2012.
Their first single from ‘A Flash Flood of Colour’ was released in September 2011 and played on Zane Lowe’s BBC radio show as his Hottest Track in the World.
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