Mirco de Govia
Chronoscale (Vinyl Edition Part 2/3)

Listening notes

Released in 2003 on the euphonic label, Mirco de Govia's Chronoscale (Vinyl Edition Part 2/3) carries the catalog number euphonic30.3 and represents the middle installment of a three-part vinyl series built around the Chronoscale project. The release falls within the electronic and trance genres and presents three tracks across its two sides.

The A side is occupied entirely by "Aura Indigo," running six minutes and thirty-seven seconds. The B side divides its runtime between two tracks: "Epic Monolith," the longer of the pair at nine minutes and twenty-three seconds, and "Dayturn," which closes the record at four minutes and nine seconds. Taken together, the three tracks account for just over twenty minutes of material.

The structure of the release — positioned explicitly as part two of three — suggests that euphonic approached the Chronoscale material as a coordinated multi-part project rather than a single standalone release, distributing the content across sequential vinyl editions. The catalog numbering, euphonic30.3, reflects that sequencing directly.

As a mid-series entry, this pressing sits between whatever opened the project and whatever concluded it, giving it a role defined at least partly by its position within a larger whole. Whether a collector or researcher is approaching the Chronoscale series as a complete work or tracking down individual pressings, this installment represents one of three necessary components.

The facts on record here are limited to what appears above, and this draft does not attempt to characterize the sound, the circumstances of its production, or its place in the broader trance landscape of the early 2000s. Those dimensions remain outside the scope of what can be verified from available documentation and should be pursued through additional sources before any such claims appear in a final published entry.