Enon
Enon was an American indie rock band formed in 1997 by John Schmersal, Rick Lee,
and Steve Calhoon. The group initially included members who had previously been
part of Brainiac and Skeleton Key. Enon released their debut instrumental album
Long Play in 1998, followed by the studio album Believo! in 2000 on SeeThru
Broadcasting. After Calhoon's departure, Toko Yasuda and Matt Schulz joined the
band. In 2002, they signed with Touch and Go Records and released High Society,
which received critical acclaim for its evolving sound. Enon continued to
release albums including Hocus Pocu...
