Support from Marcel Dettmann, Luke Slater, James Ruskin, DVS1 and more. Nastia Reigel’s long-awaited sophomore EP on Dustin Zahn’s ‘Enemy Records’ has finally arrived! Disarm to Surrender demonstrates a perfect balance of artistic taste and technical ability.
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Transparent Vinyl. Part 1 of 2.This latest EP on Enemy maybe the most psychedelic and hypnotic release the label has released thus far. Psychedelic Hypnotism may sound like a bad acid rant from the >Summer of Love,< but this 2 part vinyl EP will prove you otherwise. The first vinyl focuses on the more abstract side of the dance floor, leading off with Rrose and Donato. Perfect for the beginning of the evening or the early morning. The second vinyl is the more club-oriented accompaniment courtesy of Jesper Dahlback and Grindvik & Zahn.
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Records takes their profile up another notch with Mihalis Safras. This Greek producer will be everywhere in 2007, with releases coming up on Trapez,Zenit, an appearance on a Fabric CD, as well as his new label “Material Series,” which he founded with Mark Broom. Support for this release is huge, including the likes of Pheek, Tim Xavier, Paco Osuna, Mark Broom, Massi DL, Misstress Barbara, Dustin Zahn, and more.“Minitech” is a huge minimal rocker complete with jackin’ Chicago-style bass, vocal cuts, and techy synth stabs that will easily please the fans of Alex Under and Tadeo. This DJ tool is perfect for any time of day or night More

This huge release is a must for fans of their We Are & Syndikaat releases! Zahn and Eidolon manage to crush the minimal trend into a ball and throw it back at the masses. This release is already played by the likes of Jesse Somfay, Agaric, Someone Else, Tim Xavier, and a bunch of other…strange ones. Dustin Zahn’s “Use Your Imagination” is a syncopated peak time club track relying on shuffled electro synth patterns and massive bass lines! He follows it up with “The Need for Faith” which is an aggressive stomper relying heavily on effects and edits which should please fans of material from the likes of Alex Under and Marc Houle. The feedback we’ve been getting says this is Zahn’s best work yet! Eidolon is back in top form after successful EPs on We Are records, Modern Recording Company, and Syndikaat with more of the same…but even better! “Illusions” and “They’re Just Illusions, Joe” are swanky after-hours cuts perfect for starting the night off or those early mornings waiting for the sun! This is deeper, minimal stateside techno at its best! More