Modern metallers Enemy Inside delivers an early Christmas gift to their fans with their latest single and video, "Don't Call Me An Angel", showcasing the band's relentless energy in a blazing three-minute burst of raw power. The single is taken from the upcoming third album, Venom, which will be released on 28 February 2025 via Reigning Phoenix Music (RPM).
This fiery track follows the recent release of their undeniable Halloween anthem, "Fck That Party", which featured Zak Tell of Clawfinger. Enemy Inside's latest hit delivers a powerful message, serving as a poignant reminder of the importance of mental health and self-care. Nastassja Giulia's hauntingly beautiful vocals rise like a seraphic chorus, leaving fans dreaming of eternity - only to snap them out of their celestial reverie with razor-sharp riffs that cut straight to the core, unleashing their inner beast during the bridge.
The band comments: "'Don't Call Me An Angel' dives deep into the shadows of depression, exploring the haunting reality of how darkness can consume not only oneself but also those closest. It's a raw confession - a reminder of the silent battles we carry, the weight that seeps into our relationships, and the unintended pain we spread. This song captures the struggle of feeling trapped in a cycle that pulls others down, even when all we want is to shield them. 'Don't Call Me An Angel' is both a warning and a plea, a powerful portrayal of the emotional depths that lie behind a smile." Link

Venom tracklist:
01. Venom
02. Should Have Known Better
03. Sayonara
04. What We Used To Be
05. Fuck That Party [feat. Zak Tell]
06. Dirt On My Name [feat. Mirza Radonjica]
07. Don't Call Me An Angel
08. Innocent
09. Unburn
10. I'd Rather Be Dead [feat. Davey Suicide]
11. Let Me Go
Enemy Inside live: European Tour 2025 (Special Guests: Letters Sent Home):
20.02.2025 DK Copenhagen - Rust
21.02.2025 DE Hamburg - headCRASH
22.02.2025 DE Berlin - Privatclub
23.02.2025 DE Hanover - Béi Chéz Heinz
27.02.2025 DE Bochum - Rockpalast
28.02.2025 DE Aschaffenburg - Colos-Saal
01.03.2025 DE Munich - Backstage (Club)
06.03.2025 DE Cologne - Helios 37
07.03.2025 DE Stuttgart - Im Wizemann (Studio)
08.03.2025 CH Aarburg - Musigburg
13.03.2025 DE Leipzig - Hellraiser
14.03.2025 CZ Prague - Storm Club
15.03.2025 PL Kraków - Klub Zaścianek
16.03.2025 PL Warsaw - Klub Hydrozagadka
21.03.2025 NL Utrecht - De Helling
22.03.2025 NL Maastricht - Muziekgieterij
28.03.2025 FI Tampere - Olympia-kortteli *
29.03.2025 FI Helsinki - On the Rocks *
31.03. - 05.04.2025 AT Full Metal Mayrhofen*
11. - 14.06.2025 DE Gardelegen - Metal Frenzy Open Air*
* w/o Letters Sent Home

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