Release: 01.12.2009
supported and played by: Richie Hawtin / Gregor Tresher / Luciano / Rhadoo / Martin Eyerer / Laurent Garnier / Tom Novy / Someone Else

In a distant galaxy the Berlin based Tagträumer² has crash-landed on the planet Dune with his spaceship. Also on board are Ronald Christopher, Pascal Feos and Swiss Steve Cole, who now go to the search for the perfect drive, called Spice. While daydreamer embarks ² a dangerous path and is touched by mysterious synths, is located in the Ronald Christoph Tribel sand and fight with crazed desert worms.

Pascal Feos but may take a different route. He starts the search at left and trudges with his beats lightly through the desert to the nearest oasis, where he´s groovin under fig trees in the sunset. Steve Cole pushes the bass line straight and single-mindedly focused on a smooth groove. After several minutes, he finds the right fuel, and so the crew can travel home again. The arrival of the spaceship “Schallbox 003″ is expected in December on the home turntables, where the crew will report probably all Club hero loudly about their experiences.

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Release: 01.03.2009
A new gleaming star in the sky, intending to point the way in the promised land, abates the first misty-eyed, playful publication. Nonetheless jackin‘ house-bounce red threads twist thru all tracks, which could not be more divergent. Excellent, then each one is a grandiose DJ-Tool destined to keep the hearing nerves back in time. Diversify guaranteed and impossible to keep still.

Label owners are the always-on-top Swiss DJ and Producer Steve Cole and the Berlin born Robert Stolt, charactering a part of the DJ- and producing team with the path-breaking name ”Tagträumer²” (=daydreamer²). It was his original contribution, impudent; vibrating propelling was unmistakable Jimi Hendrix’s muse. Like his mentor, he cleverly combined Rock‘n Roll with reveries – today an explosive mixture.

The remix of Tigerskin aka Dub Taylor is a psychedelic sound, that remind us of the best years of bordercommunity, like a nice LSD-trip known in to those days. “The cream on the cake” is Steve Cole’s remix, maximal in defiance of minimal. He compiles the language of the Woodstock heroes into the „Sound of Berlin” and wrapped it into a story, which can be patiently eavesdropped.