For many bands, the lockdown allowed them to take stock and re-evaluate what they were about. However, for genre-smashing Brits Enter Shikari, those two years found frontman Rou Reynolds fearful that it was the end for a group that he had fronted since 2003. Thankfully, that spark was reignited, and on April 21st, the band will return with their explosive new album, A Kiss For The Whole World. In our latest Cover Story, we sat down with the Enter Shikari vocalist and spoke about that creative lull, how they reconnected as a band as well as getting his thoughts on how they plan to help the environment by reducing their carbon footprint. “My sense of self-worth, self-esteem, that was all tied up with the band. Take the band away and I just lost confidence.” Recently, you said the last couple...
