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ENCHANT & DECEIVE
As Dustin Zahn's Enemy Records celebrates its 20th anniversary with a string of special releases, Marcal returns once again with 5 new signature style tracks. The EP demonstrates further refinement of Marcal's shamanic tribal grooves that everybody knows and loves, along with an artistic progression towards weirder and deeper sonic territory.
| Genre | Techno |
|---|---|
| Format | VINYL |
| Cat. no | ENEMY043 |
| Label | ENEMY RECORDS |
| Artist | MARCAL |
| Release Date | 26/09/2025 |
| Carrier | 12" |
| Barcode | 5414166688524 |
| Stock | Pre-order |
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ENCHANT & DECEIVE
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As Dustin Zahn's Enemy Records celebrates its 20th anniversary with a string of special releases, Marcal returns once again with 5 new signature style tracks. The EP demonstrates further refinement of Marcal's shamanic tribal grooves that everybody
knows and loves, along with an artistic progression towards weirder and deeper sonic territory.
The vinyl starts off with "Swindle," a powerful and unstoppable peak time track emphasizing groove and tension above all else. "Two Become One" completes the A side with a slightly more mellow and delicate vibe that will 'lock in' just about any
dance floor.
The B side kicks off with "Blessing," a track comprised of rolling mysticism and unrelenting rhythms. It's classic Marcal in top form. The vinyl ends with what is possibly Marcal's strangest and deepest track yet, "Perpetuity Wing." The track
invites listeners into a lucid dream state via ethereal vocals and hypnotizing percussive work.
As a digital bonus, "Spellbind" rounds out the EP with hypnotizing vocal work and steady late-night grooves. Staring into the void feels less daunting with tracks like Two Become One, Perpetuity Wing, and Spellbind.
knows and loves, along with an artistic progression towards weirder and deeper sonic territory.
The vinyl starts off with "Swindle," a powerful and unstoppable peak time track emphasizing groove and tension above all else. "Two Become One" completes the A side with a slightly more mellow and delicate vibe that will 'lock in' just about any
dance floor.
The B side kicks off with "Blessing," a track comprised of rolling mysticism and unrelenting rhythms. It's classic Marcal in top form. The vinyl ends with what is possibly Marcal's strangest and deepest track yet, "Perpetuity Wing." The track
invites listeners into a lucid dream state via ethereal vocals and hypnotizing percussive work.
As a digital bonus, "Spellbind" rounds out the EP with hypnotizing vocal work and steady late-night grooves. Staring into the void feels less daunting with tracks like Two Become One, Perpetuity Wing, and Spellbind.