Enormous emerged from the music scene of 90’s San Francisco, founded by the fusion of talents: bassist/vocalist Eden Unger, guitarist Nate Bowditch, and drummer Joshua. With a unique blend of alternative metal, their music resonated across local venues, marked by the release of several impactful singles. However, the band underwent a significant transition when Bowditch pursued graduate studies, prompting a move to Baltimore.

In 1995, Enormous made their mark with the recording and release of ‘Greetings’, a defining album under E. Pluribus Unum Recordings. Their pivotal moment arrived that summer, as they shared stages with acclaimed acts such as Better than Ezra and Bush, propelling them into the limelight and subsequently securing a multi-million dollar record deal with A&M.

The following year, in 1996, the group released ‘Busman’s Holiday,‘ a testament to their artistic evolution and growing prominence within the music industry. Unfortunately, this would be the final album released by the group.

In years following, Eden and Nate, now married, moved past Enormous, which disbanded in 1998, and settled down in Baltimore to focus on raising their children. However, their harmonious journey in music persisted. Their expedition took an unexpected turn in Cairo, Egypt, where they co-founded The Fuuls alongside expat Jeff Harding. This musical venture evolved into Two Fuuls and Jules after Jeff’s departure, with the delightful addition of their son, Julius, to the band.

Presently, Eden and Nate thrive in their professional endeavors within the realm of higher education. Their journey has led them from the vibrant American University in Cairo to the bustling energy of New York and Boston, while finally settling in the picturesque landscapes of Plymouth, New Hampshire, where they currently reside.