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We’re pleased to announce the first in a small series of parties that will run throughout Enemy’s 15th rotation! The first one takes place where it all started: Minneapolis, MN. Check back here during the day of the event for the address.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

IN CHARGE OF THE AUX CABLE:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Lucy (Berlin)<\/strong>
The Stroboscopic Artefacts boss is making his Minneapolis debut. But wait, is this dude on Enemy? Not yet, but Zahn and Lucy keep talking about a remix or something. Tonight, he\u2019s our guest of honor. His productions have also landed labels like CLR (Chris Liebing), Mote Evolver (Luke Slater), and Eaux (RRose). His DJ sets are diverse, trippy, and mental\u2026basically all the keywords to a great Minneapolis techno party. He tags regularly with DJs like Speedy J and Rodhad, so we\u2019re hoping he knows what he\u2019s doing!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Truncate (Los Angeles)<\/strong>
No introduction necessary here. \u201cPad Mode\u201d was among Truncate\u2019s first few releases and since then, the prolific producer has built a hell of a name for himself. If you don\u2019t know who he is, expect PARTY TRACKS. Bangin\u2019, Clangin\u2019, Jackin\u2019, the whole shit\u2026because the world already has enough funeral techno.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Z.I.P.P.O (Italy) <\/strong>US Debut<\/strong><\/em>
Since his Enemy debut 4 years ago, Z.I.P.P.O has released 2 dozen releases spread across reputable labels under various aliases including 3KZ and Punctum. He has also released on label\u2019s like Len Faki\u2019s Figure and his own label, Fides. His classy, mature productions have made him a reputable favorite across Europe. Everyone loves Z.I.P.P.O even though his name is a pain in the ass to type. His Minneapolis connection doesn\u2019t end with Dustin: He has been a guest at DVS1\u2019s \u201cInvite\u201d series of parties with the next one happening this month at Fabric in London.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Nastia Reigel (Russia)<\/strong>
Nastia released her first EP on Enemy two years ago. Since then, the little rebel has been an integral part of pushing St. Petersburg\u2019s club scene with a thriving LGBQT party in a country that outlaw\u2019s homosexuality. Wild. As a performer, she has played her heavy, hypnotic-leaning style of techno at places like Berghain and New York\u2019s Unter. Nastia has also proven herself as a true, all-around artist by designing the artwork to her own releases, all with meticulous thought and attention. Her new record \u201cDisarm to Surrender\u201d is due to drop in May. If the future is indeed female, she deserves to be at the front of it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Enemy All Stars:
Dustin Zahn
Centrific<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

ENEMY RECORDS: 15YEARS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Hey everybody!
Enemy was started in June, 2004 in Minneapolis\u2026roughly a year after I moved to the city. I hauled ass to Berlin in 2011, but I\u2019ve been home frequently during various tours and studio sessions. Because of the multi-city influence, Enemy has felt equal parts a Minneapolis label and a Berlin label. When it was time to start thinking about celebrating this 15-year milestone, I had to decide: celebrate in Berlin with my replacement friends, or bring it home.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The choice was simple and besides, Berlin already had an Enemy party. In August 2016, we celebrated at Berghain by taking over the entire programming for 36 hours. Naturally, it was easily the hottest day of summer so who wanted to be in a club? I was bummed. To my surprise, it was full the entire time. A thunderstorm followed the massive heat wave early that evening. A lightning bolt struck the club and triggered the emergency power systems. In result, all of the building\u2019s emergency lights turned on along with all the flashing warning lights. What little AC they did have tripped along with the power outage. Even the fire fighters couldn\u2019t figure out how to shut the emergency system off.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The rarity of the situation caused everyone to turn into high-energy savages. I had never experienced the club being so hot and even the most conservative friends started shedding their tops. After 5 hours of this, I was convinced the nonstop lighting would grow old as I was about to start my 10-hour closing set. As luck would have it, the lights shut off just before my first record. People started screaming and the majority of the crowd stripped down to just their boxers\/underwear to enjoy the extra privacy. I followed with one of my favorite sets ever at the club.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

That was the first Enemy party in about 10 years, and this one will be the second. I realize that\u2019s a pretty hard story to beat, but one thing I\u2019ve learned over the years is that Minneapolis is full of legendary parties too. Since I started working with Steve and being part of the Intellephunk family in 2004, we\u2019ve had some WILD experiences. It always starts with people willing to take it to that next level of crazy. All we can do is provide the playground.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Once again, we\u2019re doing our best to provide a great space with one of the best sound systems in the country. We want you to be free to roam without prejudice or worry. If Harvey Weinstein shows up, we\u2019ll bounce him. If you go a little too hard, we\u2019ll make sure you\u2019re ok. If you want it louder, we\u2019ll turn it up a little louder.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For this special occasion, we\u2019re flexing with a stacked list of headliners who are making their Minneapolis debut. Lucy\u2019s already a big deal, but Enemy has always been about looking forward. This is why we opted to focus on newer talent like Z.I.P.P.O and Nastia Reigel. If you see myself or Steve, don\u2019t be shy. Come up and say hello. Let us know if you need anything. Oh and bring a friend.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

THE BOOM: <\/strong><\/em>
Racked and stacked by System Sound<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

THE FLASHLIGHTS:<\/strong><\/em>
Powered by Blind Studios<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

THE BAD NEWS:<\/strong><\/em>
$30 <\/strong>Presale (limited amount, announced like real soon)
$35<\/strong> Door
$40<\/strong> Door (after 1am)
21+<\/strong> 10pm – Who even knows.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Secret Location Announced here on Saturday 4\/27<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n