Translated from French to signify "the absolute end of the world," the title of the new album is yet another of the band's works inspired by filmmaker John Carpenter, in this case in referencing his movie, Cigarette Burns. La Fin Absolue Du Monde was tracked with Shane Hotchstetler at Howl Street Recordings in Milwaukee (Expire, Northless) and mixed by Steve Austin (Today Is The Day) at his Austin Enterprises, and packs the band's most diverse material to date into a thirty-six minute battering with fourteen tracks. Enabler has partnered with several close allies to wage this new battle in a collaborative strike. Proudly going to war as part of the La Fin Absolue Du Monde campaign are us here at Creator-Destructor Records, as well as NYC-area-based The Compound. Creator-Destructor released the vinyl version of Enabler's 2012 debut LP, All Hail The Void, as well as the band's 'Year One' CD in 2011. The Compound, the label faction of media/PR faction, The Earsplit Compound, also unleashed Enabler's rabid 2013 Flies EP. Stated founding guitarist/vocalist and chief songwriter Jeff Lohrber on the current state of Enabler: "This record is one of the proudest moments of my recording career. It's a record made by a full band, and it sounds like a band playing. That is something that is lost in modern recording and is slowly becoming a thing of the past in the modern world of music. I feel alienated by it and I'm pissed about it. I recommend turning everything all the way up while listening to it."