of A7's 1999 hit "Piece of Heaven", under the (false) impression that they had obtained permission of the original artist. However, prior to the single's release, A7 lodged a court order, alleging plagiarism. Dune were forced to cancel the release of "Heaven", and they could not release their album Reunion due to the court order. Songs that had already been recorded for the Reunion album, except for "Heaven", were later released on the album History. After remakes of "Hardcore Vibes" (2000) and "Rainbow to the Stars" (2003), the group quietly disbanded. Oliver Froning later continued as a solo artist using the Dune moniker and since after 2014, frequently appeared as a DJ. In 2016, he released "Magic Carpet Ride", with vocals by Kate Wild. Froning's use of the Dune moniker is currently the subject of a legal dispute between him and Burhoff. In 2017, the single "Starchild (First Contact – Chapter One)" was released, followed by "Utopia", "We're Alive" and "Turn the Tide" in 2018. Members Oliver Froning (1995–present) Jens Oettrich (1995–2003) Bernd Burhoff (1995–2003) Verena von Strenge (1996–1997, 1999–2000) Vanessa Hörster (1997–1998) Tina Lacebal (1995–1996, 1998) Discography Albums Singles References External links Fan website Fan website (in English) Dune at Danceartistinfo.com The story behind the cancellation of Reunion Musical groups established in 1995 Musical groups disestablished in 2000 German techno musicians Happy hardcore musicians Hardcore techno musicians People from Münster