Enter Shikari’s 2026 album Lose Your Self arrives through So Recordings, marking another entry in the British band’s post-hardcore and metalcore lineage. The twelve tracks weave aggressive riffs and electronic rock elements, underscored by the band’s distinctive male vocals. Notable are the multipart compositions “The Flick Of A Switch” and “Spaceship Earth,” suggesting a conceptual thread running through the album.The title track, “LOSE YOUR SELF,” exemplifies the band’s blend of urgency and layered textures, drawing listeners into their familiar yet evolving sound. With over 21,000 Last.fm listeners and substantial scrobbles, Lose Your Self maintains Enter Shikari’s presence in the modern post-hardcore canon, offering a record that reflects the band’s consistent engagement with both metallic intensity and electronic experimentation.

Enter Shikari’s 2026 album Lose Your Self arrives through So Recordings, marking another entry in the British band’s post-hardcore and metalcore lineage. The twelve tracks weave aggressive riffs and electronic rock elements, underscored by the band’s distinctive male vocals. Notable are the multipart compositions “The Flick Of A Switch” and “Spaceship Earth,” suggesting a conceptual thread running through the album.The title track, “LOSE YOUR SELF,” exemplifies the band’s blend of urgency and layered textures, drawing listeners into their familiar yet evolving sound. With over 21,000 Last.fm listeners and substantial scrobbles, Lose Your Self maintains Enter Shikari’s presence in the modern post-hardcore canon, offering a record that reflects the band’s consistent engagement with both metallic intensity and electronic experimentation.