Enemy Love Is a collection of dark, eerie, and sometimes twisted minimal techno tracks. The tracks lie together in a similar vein, but all shine individually, the album walking the ambiguous line between dancefloor hits and after-hours jams.

Tunes like the anthemic "Grace (anxiety)" with it's almost post-punk vocal and hypnotic, twangy melody is sure to send dancefloors over the edge, while the solemn "Reflected" and "Leaving" take you down a darker path of introspection with the help of Gibby Miller's dark, brooding vocals. Other jams like the beautiful "Selling Souls", with it's delicate sahko-esque bleeps and warm electro grooves create a variety that doesnt lose pace, from start to finish the album standing out as a unique and beautiful work.

(Appreciate what you have, when you have it, because when it's gone all you have are the memories.)

This album will push and pull you through a tripped-out labyrinth of sounds: sad and heavy-hearted at times... powerful and full of grace at others.