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Frank's Enemy
Frank's Enemy formed in the late 1990s with Frank on vocals, Gavin on guitar, Emily on bass, and Ethan on drums. Their early shows had a chaotic energy that...
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Acts Of Love
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Another Liberation
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Antigod
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Ashes
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Cannibalized
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Cauldron
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Destroy
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Dysfunctional
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Enraged
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Face To Face Again
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Frankskanemy! / Codebasher
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Friends In The Skies
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Hanging On A Tree
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Human Reich
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I Think
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Imbecile Factory
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Frank's Enemy formed in the late 1990s with Frank on vocals, Gavin on guitar, Emily on bass, and Ethan on drums. Their early shows had a chaotic energy that built them a cult following. In 2003, they released the album 'The Way We Are,' which included the track 'Acts of Love.'
That song, 'Acts of Love,' became their most recognized work. Its lyrics about compassion and connection resonated with many listeners, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. The band's other songs, like 'Another Liberation' and 'Antigod,' continued to explore themes of love and social inequality.
Their sound mixed punk, rock, and folk elements, built around distorted guitars and Frank's distinctive vocal delivery. Their stage presence and lyrics sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups. The original lineup didn't stay together indefinitely, with changes occurring over time.
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