#enemymine

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Zak Sally, graphic artist and musician. Bass player for Low and Enemymine, as well as a solo musician. He creates comic books and puts them out through his publishing company, La Mano 21. His book, Folrath, was the best book I read in 2024. His latest comic, a Monty, is beautiful and heartbreaking and may bring up unpleasant memories. Through his writing, he is the voice of a generation for a subset of punk rock Gen Xers.

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Everyone’s favourite Drac, Jeriba Shigan! You know from the classic, Enemy Mine. #fanartfebruary #EnemyMine #scifi #alien #spaceman #scifiart #sfart #spacemonster #creaturedesign #creatureconcept #dailyweirdo #dailycreature https://www.instagram.com/p/CaFl59VlyVB/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Every Record I Own - Day 381: Enemymine The Ice In Me

I bought godheadSilo’s Thee Friendship Village EP sometime in late ‘93 or early ‘94, knowing absolutely nothing about the band but being curious by the cover art. The 7″ was a murky combination of ominous bass chords, CB-radio vocals, and bombastic distorted pay-offs. I wasn’t really sure of what to make of them, and when I saw them play at a park in Olympia a few months later, I was even more mystified. They were just two normal-looking geeky white dudes---one with an oversized drum kit and the other with a wall of amplifiers. But the thing that really impressed me was that their bassist, Mike Kunka, filled up so much sonic space with the bass guitar. A lot of that was due to his use of chords and distortion, and i took note of that combination. Along with Joe Preston, Kunka made me realize that bass could handle a lot more of the guitar’s range of frequencies than most bands were willing to acknowledge.

Enemymine was Kunka’s short-lived band after godheadSilo. Originally featuring Low’s Zak Sally on rhythm bass (replaced by Ryan Baldoz here), the trio continued Kunka’s penchant for floor-shaking riffs, but dialed back some of the goofiness in favor of more overt metal influences. Listening to The Ice In Me, it’s hard to believe there’s not a guitar in the mix. The palm-muted chugs and fleeting clean passages sound so rounded and full, you begin to wonder why anyone would ever bother with one of those wimpy six-stringers. 

Kunka also wound up recording an album with Melvins around this time (the long-buried Three Men and a Baby) and then joined Dead Low Tide with Spencer, Coady, and Nate from Murder City Devils. Enemymine faded from view, but they remain one of those Pacific Northwest secret treasures. Ask any local sludge aficionado in a Karp t-shirt about Enemymine and you’re sure to hear them fawn over these late greats. 

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The business of a soldier is to fight. Armies are not called out to dig trenches, to throw up breastworks, and live in camps, but to find the enemy, and strike him; to invade his country, and do him all possible damage in the shortest possible time - STAY ON GUARD! 🇺🇸 #warriors #soldiers #manhunter #enemymine #army #navy #airforce #marines #coastguard #nationalguard #cops #police #firstresponders #bluelivesmatter #firefighter

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Artwork for Enemy Mine by Tom Stimpson (1985). Great movie it is too. #enemymine #tomstimpson

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ENEMYMINE

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1985'S ENEMY MINE - SEPTEMBER 4, 2025 - MOVIE TRAILER

Enemy Mine is a 1985 American science fiction action drama film directed by Wolfgang Petersen and written by Edward Khmara, based on Barry B. Longyear's novella of the same name. The film stars Dennis Quaid and Louis Gossett Jr. as a human and alien soldier, respectively, who become stranded together on an inhospitable planet and must overcome their mutual distrust in order to cooperate and survive.