Traumprinz - Something Magic (Original Mix)

DJ Metatron - U'll Be The King Of The Stars

The Sad Inside

Yuna is inspired by the chill dance scence and artistls like Kiasmos as well as the experimental soundscapes shaped by artists like Floating Points. This EP blends classic dance beat, ambient textures, and melodic synths. @kiasmos

Yuna

"One song in the mix is already released but the rest of them are new, unreleased stuff that was brought here from far off places in my mind. It was then tuned to the original Kammerton 432Hz, mixed together and overdubbed with a few chosen loops of really old techno songs from musicians who are inspiring me until today. This podcast is more tranquil and has nothing to do with the live sets I play at the moment." - Vril

Vril - 432Hz (Unreleased)

From "Giegling Mix 07 - DJ Metatron - This is not"

Traumprinz - Where Is Home

DJ Metatron - Rave Child (Aka Traumprinz)

Available here: https://NEWS.lnk.to/curle058

A1. Hiver - Soundescence 
A2. Hiver - One More Snooze 
B1. Hiver - Phonotis 
B2. Hiver - Floor Diving 

11th November sees dynamic duo Hiver return to cherished Belgium imprint, Curle Recordings, with their latest EP, entitled ‘Soundescence’.   
 
This excellent four-track offering is the Italian pairing’s third EP on Curle, following on from ‘Blue Aconite’ in 2013 and ‘Same Mistake Twice’ last year, which garnered them support from techno heavyweights such as Sven Väth, Laurent Garnier and Efdemin.
 
Curle, who recently celebrated their 10th anniversary, have fast become one of the most exciting and respected underground labels in the game. Past releases by the likes of Hiver, as well as prolific DJ/producer, Matthew Herbert, whose timeless track ‘See You On Monday’ was recently reissued by them, has contributed towards this success.
 
Kicking off the release is the title-named track, ‘Soundescence’, displaying the melodic, psychedelic sound Hiver has been praised for previously. Delicate synth patterns perfectly bled with the understated drums and percussive elements. This ethereal approach to Techno continues on the following deep-groover, ‘One More Snooze’.
 
The B-side opener, ‘Phonotis’, immediately breaks the silence with a steady 4/4 rhythm, seeing a squelchy synth bassline, warm pads and floating atmospheric textures scattered throughout the six-minute number.
 
Closing the EP is ‘Floor Diving’, which once again showcase Hiver’s sleek and seductive style of dance music that is made for the dark, underground clubs of Europe and beyond. 

http://www.curle.be
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Hiver - One More Snooze

Traumprinz DJ Metatron - Love (What That Feels Like)

Hamatsuki - Advanced Apathy

Generali Minerali - Without Parties

Label started by Anil Lal, Jay Lal and (Majkel Graphic Designer.) Set to release acid based electronix on limited pressings of 200.

Hamatsuki - Advanced Apathy

Furthur Electronix