Press:

“Post-rock-cum-something-core bunch Let Our Enemies Beware prove that as long as there are guitars, there will be exciting British talent to abuse them.” - Rock Sound

“Let Our Enemies Beware are roughly eighteen leagues ahead of ninety percent of British rock bands out there, right now, this instant.” - Drowned In Sound

“We’re looking for really exciting, really forward thinking visceral rock & roll and this band are delivering right now.” - Zane Lowe, BBC Radio One

“Let Our Enemies beware are a brilliantly talented and fresh act that are sure to blow you away and leave a buzzing in your ears. Ignore them at your peril.” - The Mag

“Led by a zealous half-Egyptian frontman, they blend the dynamics of Mogwai with the exhilaration factor of Faith No More, winning over the doubters with their interesting grooves and chaotic demeanor.” - The Fly

“[Let Our Enemies Beware] reminds you that guitar music can still be incendiary and thrilling.” - Stephen McCauley, BBC Radio Ulster