Enemy Records updates

Enemy Records

Thursday, July 09, 2009

MJ may not be alive, but we are.

Contrary to our web presence over the past 4-6 months, we are alive and well! We've been extremely busy focusing our efforts on creating higher quality output. The results will finally see the light of day. Expect more in the future, but here is a teaser for now:

Decimal - Impulse Control Remixed (Tony Rohr & Par Grindvik Remixes)
Mark Broom meets Dustin Zahn - Trans Atlantic Xpress (Edit-Select vs Gary Beck Remix)
Psyk - Cubes/Clockwise (Centrific Remix)

Expect these releases and more to trickle out at the rate of 1-2 a month beginning in September. Check back at the end of July or early August for more info.

Labels: decimal, dustin zahn, edit-select, gary beck, mark broom, michael jackson, psyk, techno

¶ Thursday, July 09, 2009

Thursday, June 25, 2009

R.I.P.

¶ Thursday, June 25, 2009

Saturday, April 04, 2009

Decimal "Spatial Remedy"

Decimal
Spatial Remedy
Enemy Records
catalog number: enemy008
distribution: triple vision holland
Digitally available at: Beatport
release date: March 31, 2009
release date: April 14, 2009

Listen to samples

Track Listing
A) Spatial Remedy
B) Nourmena Priori
Spatial Remedy (Nondub Remix) [Digital Exclusive]
Flux[Digital Exclusive]
Velocity [Digital Exclusive]

"Spatial Remedy is the the latest offering from Enemy Records' mainstay, Decimal. This release is yet another new direction in scope and format for the experimentalist with two deep vinyl cuts and a handful of funkier and experimental offerings for digital release. Chicago's darkest atmospheres collide with resonant percussion and huge magnetic bass lines to redefine deepness for 2009 with an unmistakable sound. The title cut ripples with worried synths and shuffling beats and rises to a fever pitch of apocalyptic bells. The B-side, Nourmena Priori wiggles languidly into a firm groove as the synths drone and spin pushing ever forward. Cold driving power and dynamic shifts in mood proves once again that Decimal's tradition of quality techno continues."

Enemy is also pleased to offer not one, but 3 digital exclusive tracks! The first is a massive redux of Spatial Remedy, followed by the funky "Flux" and dubstep-tinged "Velocity."

¶ Saturday, April 04, 2009

Thursday, November 06, 2008

Impulse Control update

Decimal's Impulse Control series is officially under way. Impulse Control 1 is now available on vinyl and has been available for some time at Beatport. The follow up EP will be released at the end of November.

Related Links:
http://www.decks.de
http://www.beatport.com/labels/enemy+records/

¶ Thursday, November 06, 2008

Dustin Zahn Colombian Dates postponed

Dustin was set to return to Colombia on Halloween, but the date was postponed last minute. A tentative make up date has been scheduled for December. News will be posted when we know more. Sorry to those of you who were looking forward to it...

¶ Thursday, November 06, 2008

Friday, October 24, 2008

Impulse Control 1 @ Beatport

Decimal's brand new EP entitled "Impulse Control 1" is now available at Beatport. One offering features a sinister afterhours track while the other is a less conventional post-Detroit peak time bomb. We can't fit any more adjectives into our sentences so we'll leave it at that. To buy the MP3s, head over to Beatport and grab it today. If you have no feelings or morals, there's a good chance its available on the umpteen million illegal MP3 blogs as well.

¶ Friday, October 24, 2008

Zeromatic "Reflections"

Enemy Records' digital series has recently released "Reflections" by Zeromatic. Reflections focuses on the more textural and conceptual side of techno that is often buried by the countless club anthem-wannabes that are released on a weekly basis. While experimentation and progression seem to be two key words that are missing from many techno producer's vocabularies these days, this release does not follow that trend. If you're looking for dark, textural techno full of ambience, this may be of interest!

Available only at Beatport.

¶ Friday, October 24, 2008

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Analog God Release Party

This past weekend in L.A., Droid Behavior hosted Interface 23.0. Not only was it a milestone 6 year anniversary for the LA-based promotion company, but it also played host to the "Analog God" release party. The EP hosts an original peak time track from Zahn, as well as remixes from Decimal, Drumcell & Audio Injection, Kyle Geiger, and Zahn himself giving it a rub down.

The party itself was fantastic. Set inside a Warehouse in East LA, the venue hosted a room chock full of techno and experimental. The production was top notch and the people were even better. Throw in a Turbo sound rig and you have the perfect techno party. To simply say "Thank you," is not enough. Happy 6 years, boys!

P.S. Also a shoutout to Matt & Rob at Compression for the generous hospitality on Friday night during the Drumcode showcase. With groups like Compression and Droid running things in LA, it's no wonder why things are blowing up on the West Coast.

¶ Thursday, October 23, 2008

Chinese Democracy

It turns out Guns 'N Roses has announced the infamous "Chinese Democracy" will be released in the U.S. next month. Those who kept up with the press for The Attack People may remember we said the new Attack People material would be out around a week before 'Chinese Democracy' drops. Well, we didn't think that would ever actually happen. So...you'll have to keep waiting.

¶ Thursday, October 23, 2008

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

New Liveset available from Decimal!

The techno gods have smiled upon you today (read: not Richie & Sven)...Decimal has released a brand new live PA recorded live in Milwaukee, WI very recently. This 95MB masterpiece is available now for the taking!

DOWNLOAD DECIMAL's NEW LIVE PA HERE
Track listing:
1 Spatial Remedy [Enemy Records]
2 Akkad [Soma]
3 My Town (Decimal Remix) [Playmobil]
4 Noodle Soup [Wreckless]
5 What Could Have Been [Material Series]
6 Automath [Soma]
7 Eleanor [Soma]
8 It Never Stops [demo]
9 Babylon [Soma]
10 Heat Beams [demo]
11 Index [demo]
12 Kirkbride's Dungeon [demo]
13 Scatterbrain [Enemy Records]
14 My Funk Is Ancient [Soma]
15 Love Connection [demo]
16 Idiosynkratik [demo]

¶ Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Burning the midnight oil this weekend...

Lots of fun bits going on this weekend in Minneapolis and Los Angeles. Check it out:

Thursday night - Minneapolis. Dustin Zahn @ 9th Circle. Start the weekend off early by strapping yourself to a 6ft tall 165lb techno rocket.

Friday night - Los Angeles. Adam Beyer & Joel Mull get compressed in L.A., Dustin, Kyle, and the rest of the Droid crew will be there with Ibiza shades in hand. Come say hi!

Saturday night - Los Angeles. The main event (pictured)! Droid Behavior presents Interface, a release party for the Analog God ep! In the techno room, look for sets from Zahn *LIVE*, Kyle Geiger, Drumcell, Acid Circus, and more. The IDM room includes next level music from Richard Devine and Jimmy Edgar. Don't miss out! Tickets available here!

¶ Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Decimal's Funk deemed 'Ancient'

Decimal's "Babylon" is out now. Following up Technicolor Lover, this two track hints towards a more aggressive and energetic side of Decimal's production that hasn't been seen since his "Freekout" ep. Tracks include "Babylon" and "My Funk is Ancient." While we can attest the funk is indeed ancient, the beats definitely are not. Fresssshhhhh.

Grab it now at Beatport.

¶ Wednesday, October 15, 2008