The Enemy is a British indie rock band. They are known for their unique post-punk sound, blending influences from bands like Joy Division and The Clash. With their energetic and politically charged lyrics, The Enemy has captured the hearts of fans around the world. If you are interested in learning how to sing like The Enemy, there are a few key vocal techniques and songs you should focus on.

One of the most important things to focus on when trying to emulate The Enemy's sound is their use of chest voice. This is the lower register of your voice that gives a fuller, more powerful sound. To develop your chest voice, check out this video on Chest Voice Explained for a step-by-step guide.

Another key technique that The Enemy employs is a heavy use of vibrato. Vibrato adds richness and emotion to your singing, and can be difficult to master. Both the songs "No Time For Tears" and "Pressure" showcase The Enemy's use of vibrato. Check out this video on Singing with Vibrato for tips on how to add vibrato to your own singing.

When trying to sing like The Enemy, it's important to not only focus on the technical aspects of your voice, but also on your delivery. They are a politically charged band, and their songs convey a strong sense of passion and urgency. "Away From Here" and "We'll Live And Die In These Towns" are perfect examples of this. To learn how to add emotion to your singing, check out this video on Relaxing Breath.

To further develop your skills, I recommend Singing Carrots' Vocal Pitch Monitor tool, which lets you see your sung notes on a virtual piano. You can find it here: Vocal Pitch Monitor. You can also check your vocal range by taking the Vocal range test and assess your pitch accuracy by trying out the Pitch accuracy test. Additionally, the Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game is a fun and interactive way to improve your pitch control and agility.

In conclusion, if you want to learn how to sing like The Enemy, you need to focus on your chest voice, use of vibrato, and conveying a sense of passion and urgency in your delivery. By using the resources provided by Singing Carrots, you can develop these skills and become a better singer overall.