(Minneapolis, USA) - Dustin Zahn co-founded Abiotic Recordings with Ian Lehman in 2001 and more recently, Enemy Records in 2004. Abiotic focused on the hard, industrial nature of techno influenced by the likes of Jeff Mills, Surgeon, and Plastikman. Meanwhile, Enemy took an entirely different approach with the idea of making crossover techno influenced by minimal, house, experimental, and progressive. After a successful run of releases on Abiotic featuring artists like Heiko Laux, Tony Rohr, Patrik Skoog, as well Zahn himself, Abiotic lay dormant in 2006. Since then, his Enemy Records imprint is on fire with support from Someone Else, Tim Xavier, Adam Beyer, Tony Rohr, Troy Pierce, Camea, and more.

In the meantime, Zahn has also released on many European labels including Mindshake, Syndikaat, Mankind, and Compound. His solo live pa's and 3-turntable DJ sets keep him in high demand on a regular basis, with high-profile club gigs and festival slots in Spain, Berlin, Colombia, Venezuela, Ireland, and Awakenings Festival Amsterdam just to name a few. Together with partner Ian Lehman they perform a Live PA under the moniker "The Attack People." A project concentrating on moody, futuristic funk for both the mind and dance floor. When he's not setting dance floors ablaze with his diverse DJ sets or supercharged live pa sessions, he co-promotes some of Minneapolis's biggest techno parties. Having just returned from gigs in Spain and Italy, 365MAG was able to get some time in with Dustin Zahn.

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