Gudu Records label continues a 2023 for the books with Dream Universe, a new four-track EP by Italian duo Hiver. Based in Milan, Giuseppe Albrizio and Sergio Caio have spent the last decade honing a very special take on electro and machine funk, driven by the duo’s trademark basslines, glossy strings that drip with emotion and an overall utopian nature. On Dream Universe, a “tribute to early ‘90s house and trance”, built around trance elements, acid bass and Detroit-inspired rhythms made on iconic synthesizers like the Alpha Juno, Juno 106 and the Roland 303, 909 and D-550, they pack more energy and emotion into their music than ever before, from the high-emotional vocal that defines the EP’s title track, to the raw bass hits that drive ‘Lodash’. At this point, Hiver’s sound is so distinctive that you know one of their tracks the minute you hear it, but Dream Universe feels like the high water mark of their work to date; a duo in complete control of their craft More

Gudu Records continues a busy start to 2022 with Italian due Hiver’s debut for the label - a high-definition EP that draws on classic electro and techno, following the group’s acclaimed past releases for Curle Recordings, Bokhari and Deeplabs. A record that both marks and celebrates Hiver’s 10 years of operation, ‘Wave Sliding’ wears its influences on its sleeve: lead track ‘The Initiative’ is a “tribute to Detroit’s Hi-Tech Funk of the early 2000s”, lead by the sort of ostinato bassline and legato strings that have become Hiver’s trademark. ‘Vapour’ and ‘Entangle’ continue the EP’s retro-futurist outlook, drawing on sci-fi imagery and themes of travel, while ‘Stateless’ looks to the “easy-trance” sounds of 90s dancefloors for inspiration. Together, the tracks mark a perfect summary of Hiver’s vision of the dancefloor - bound together by vibrant colours and a starry-eyed, utopian nature. More

Italian duo Hiver present the Spiritual Machines EP, their debut on Obscura. 'Inverted Scale' brandishes a hypnotic synth lead that swirls into a formidable energy. The title track is a meditative ambient cut immersed in deep waters, whilst 'Glass Effect? exposes a similar form with radiant sonic properties. On the B side, Orbe turns the title track into a low slung basement workout, whilst Crossing Avenue’s rework of ?RJ45? channels psytrance and rave sentiments.
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Since making their debut on the imprint in 2013 with 'Blue Aconite', the Italian duo Hiver has since released two more EPs on Curle. Kicking off the EP is 'Elipse', a stunning four-minute track that nods to avant-garde artists such as Wolfgang Voigt's GAS alias or Brian Eno, as the pair gradually weaves several layers of shining, atmospheric tones before slowly fading into the background.
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deep analogue sounding techno with a Tobias. remix who totally nailed it, again. A very atmospheric piece that fans of Convextion/E.R.P. should definitely check out. More

Dark and distant elements, ranging from the darkest rhythms of dub-techno to melodic capturing lines. More

Raw pushing Techno-House for sweaty dancefloors. These tracks you will find just here on coloured vinyl. More

'Out of the Dark' the, debut album by Deutschmann, contains quality, raw and analog-infused house & techno. More

3 remixes of tracks from the album by Hiver, Stephan Hill and Tomas Svensson Remix. More

Dark and distant elements, ranging from the darkest rhythms of dub-techno to melodic capturing lines. More

Two tracks rough and beautiful. These tracks you will find just here on yellow vinyl. No digital release. More

The third issue of the Camp series will start the year for Vidab Records. As on every 'Camp Record' we introduce again a new face to the vVidab artist roster. This time 'Drehwerk' from south Germany delivers a moody Deep House pearl. Also Tomas Svensson adds another top notch classic House track with the vocals of Berlin based Loganic. On top of it you can find two tracks from Vidab founders Stephan Hill and Oliver Deutschmann. A mini compilation for your mind, your heart and your soul. Relax!!! More

The Swedish native delivers two Swedish techno tracks with with a Detroit soul. Enjoy! More