Les Disques L'Enclume (or L'Enclume for short) was a record label based in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. It was founded by the owners of the recording Studio PSM in 1980, following an expansion in productivity for the company. The word "enclume" is French for "anvil", hence the anvil that appears at the bottom of the company logo. The first few releases were distributed by Les Distributions Intervalle, but starting in March of 1981, the company signed a cross-Canada deal with Trans-Canada Disques. The record label seems to have folded around 1983/1984.

The catalog number prefix starts with "DE" and stand for "Les Disques L'Enclume". The numbering system began with "80" (8001), then switched to "81" for the ninth release (8109), then returned to "80" with or after the fourteenth release (8014 or 8114, currently missing from Discogs).

Missing catalog number entries on Discogs:
DE-8001
DE-8002
DE-8114 or DE-8014
DE-8017 or anything released thereafter