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Days of Being Wild continues their collaboration with Berlin based French producer Franz Matthews, releasing his first solo EP, the spacey, cosmic Ostkreuz. Half of the duo Languages, whose 1st EP the label released at the end of last year, Franz Matthews explores a very different sound on his first solo effort, all space disco, retro synths and funky guitars out. Title track Ostkreuz has been road tested by the Days of Being Wild crew on dance floors all around Europe all of last year and has created euphoria and anticipation in equal measure. This is a cosmic hit from outer space, all constructed around well known ingredients that thanks to Franz Matthews musical and melodic talent rise here to epic heights. The B-side Guns Of Rixdorf is another devastating peak time tune. While remaining in the same vein as Ostkreuz, it feels more high energy with its irresistible funky guitars calling and responding over a driving bass. Days of Being Wild always try to pair producers with remixers that will shed a new light on their work. Its no exception with Ostkreuz, who gets the reinvention treatment from no other than Moscoman and Rodion aka The Claydermans. The cosmic vibe is still here hovering on top in the opening chords of the remix, but soon enough a sub, housier bass makes its way in the mix and wont let you go until the end. Carried by shuffling claps and a bouncier beat, the groove here is totally re-invented, taking Ostkreuz from peak time to the darker edges of after land.