LOVE LIKE ENEMIES RECLAIM THEIR POWER ON "OVERGROWTH/COMPETITION"

Love Like Enemies have returned with their newest track “Overgrowth/Competition,” a brutally honest song that captures the idea of a life being led by fate rather than action. Building off the success of their last release “Viper (Playing With Fire),” the Florida foursome keep pushing their brand of positivity and ethos in their music, and “Overgrowth/Competition” is no different.

With each song, you can hear Love Like Enemies grow technically and lyrically, taking their music and expanding it beyond platitudes and empty advice. Musically, the group continues to move forward with controlled chaos, including well-controlled machine gun riffs and a complementary rhythm section that seesaws seamlessly. Vocally, lead singer Jovan Ferrante and guitarist/vocalist Kalup Gallegos effortlessly trade growls and cleans, with lyrics urging you to take control of your life instead of leaving it to fate and pre-determination. Altogether, Love Like Enemies combine these elements for a positively metalcore-influenced track that highlights their advancement.

Love Like Enemies continues to grow with rapidly maturing music and enlightened lyrics, and “Overgrowth/Competition” continues to empower people to not feel alone in their struggles, as well as remind everyone to take control of their lives.