Asian Dub Foundation - Enemy Of The Enemy (2003)@flac

  • CategoryMusic
  • TypeLossless
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Total size448.8 MB
  • Uploaded Byalekow
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  • Last checkedNov. 26th '18
  • Date uploadedNov. 25th '18
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Since ADF's highly accomplished predecessor from 2000 "Community Music", much has changed. First of all, Deeder (Deedar Zaman) rapper and MC left the group to devote his time to social activism. This would have been enough to stop most groups, but not ADF. Being more of a collective than a group as was the case in their early days, ADF recruited the young and talented rap sparring partners MC Spex and Aktarvata. To give ADF their very own Lata Mangeshkar-style diva, Sonia Mehta was added to the fold and to capture some of the explosiveness of their live shows they have included Rocky Singh on drums and Prithpal Rajput on dhol and tabla. So what's the result?
For those who picked up the "Fortress Europe" EP last fall, they will know that both "Fortress Europe" and "Enemy of the Enemy" hearken back to a more aggressive and noisy ADF, but this time the sound is more stripped down, has a bit more of an industrial approach and features strong flavours of American hip hop thanks to the styles and influences of Spex and Aktarvata. "Rise to the Challenge" and "Power to the Small Massive" are easily the best examples of the classic perfection of the ADF sound coupled within their new approach. "1,000 Mirrors" with Sinead O'Connor on guest vocals is a surprisingly impressive track. The track begins with the booms and echoes of classic early Scientist style dub, but then adds in shades of the Special's "Ghost Town" in mood and approach. Sinead's now raspy and convincing vocals with Sonia's melodic wailing in the background create the perfect vocal wall of sound for the topic at hand (domestic violence). "19 Rebellions" pushes the fold of their causes globally, while "2 Face" is a throwback to more straightforward American hip hop. The album gets a bit murky with the somewhat washed out "Dhol Rinse" the Sesame Street-esqe "Basta", and the fairly average "Cyberabad".
ADF have definitely proven that they are back, haven't lost their edge and are still taking the cause to even farther stretches of the globe. The sense of being a collective has definitely been achieved, but this comes at the cost of the album feeling somewhat disjointed at times. With the revolving cast of vocalists and rappers, ADF may be suffering the same problem that De La Soul had with "AOI - Mosaic Thump" where the "Too Many Cooks..." adage holds true. Perhaps in their next effort Spex and Aktar will be a bit more front and centre vocally to bring the group vs collective pendulum back to the centre.
If you are already an ADF fan this is a very solid addition to your collection. If you are new to ADF pick up either "Rafi's Revenge" (if you like hard edge ragga jungle riddims with highly intense social and political lyrics) or "Community Music" (if you tend to like a more musically diverse and less aggressive sound) first. If ADF come to your town, be sure to check them out...few bands rival them live...Power to the Small Massive! (Customer from Amazon)







01. Fortress Europe [3:53]
02. Rise To The Challenge [4:25]
03. La Haine [3:54]
04. 1000 Mirrors (Featuring Sinead O'Connor) [4:55]
05. 19 Rebellions [5:22]
06. Blowback [2:56]
07. 2 Face [5:14]
08. Power To The Small Massive [4:23]
09. Dhol Rinse [3:17]
10. Basta [4:32]
11. Cyberabad [5:01]
12. Enemy Of The Enemy [4:43]



Vocals - Aktarvata (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 10, 12), Chandrasonic (tracks: 1 to 5, 8 to 12), Krazie (tracks: 2, 3, 7, 8), Sonia Mehta (tracks: 1, 4, 8, 10, 11), Spex (tracks: 1 to 3, 6 to 10, 12)
Guitar – Chandrasonic (tracks: 1 to 5, 8 to 11), Ed O'Brien (tracks: 4, 6, 12)
Bass, Guitar, Programmed By - Dr. Das
Drums - Rocky Singh (tracks: 1 to 5, 9 to 11)
Dhol, Tabla - Prithpal Rajput (tracks: 1 to 9, 11, 12)
Programmed By - Chandrasonic, Sun-J

Mixed By - Adrian Sherwood (tracks: 1, 4, 9 to 11), Alan Branch (tracks: 2), Al Scott (tracks: 3, 7), Louis Beckett (tracks: 8), Nick Coplowe (tracks: 5, 8), Roger Johnson (2) (tracks: 6, 12), Sun-J Tailor (tracks: 8)




Label: Rinse It Out Ltd / Labels
Released: 2003
Catalogue: 7243 5 81283 2 1


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Compression Level: 6
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  • 02 - Rise To The Challenge.flac (29.1 MB)
  • 03 - La Haine.flac (27.9 MB)
  • 04 - 1000 Mirrors (Featuring Sinead O'Connor).flac (33.2 MB)
  • 05 - 19 Rebellions.flac (36.8 MB)
  • 06 - Blowback.flac (20.2 MB)
  • 07 - 2 Face.flac (33.7 MB)
  • 08 - Power To The Small Massive.flac (30.2 MB)
  • 09 - Dhol Rinse.flac (21.1 MB)
  • 10 - Basta.flac (30.7 MB)
  • 11 - Cyberabad.flac (30.7 MB)
  • 12 - Enemy of The Enemy.flac (29.9 MB)
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