
Hello there, listeners. It’s me. Trevor.
You’ve pressed play on another Virtual Cassette Library. Twelve tracks. Two sides. A little plastic ghost that flips itself at the halfway mark, like a polite pancake.
If you make music, or you run a label, or you simply own a shed full of strange noises and would like them filed somewhere warm, send your links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I read every one. Promise. I read them with both eyes and, on special occasions, a third one.
The shows stay free for the first week, wandering about with their shoelaces undone. After that they slip quietly into the hands of my Mixcloud subscribers, who currently have over eleven hundred other episodes waiting for them whenever the mood strikes, which in my experience is usually Tuesdays, or during eclipses, or when the kettle boils. Subscribers also receive the expanding series of three-hour adventures titled Veil Frequencies, which is less a mixtape and more a long walk through a curtain that may be sentient.
Now. Each of these episodes is a two-part outing, just like the classic cassette. Unlike mixtapes or playlists, these two sides are curated as proper DJ sets, six tracks segued into one continuous mix, stitched together so carefully you can barely see the thread. Unless you look.
I hope you enjoy the adventure. Mind the flip.
A patch finishing its own sentence, then salt and gold from a city of oxygen.
Side A lets DFAM talk to itself in initials, tucks the years 2020 to 2025 in for a good slumber, leaves one clean loop as evidence of the skirting-board citizens, spreads the map until the room feels larger than the house, holds the apex a moment longer on a second thought, and dusts the relic room with the lights kindly low. Side B tells the myth a second time until it learns to sit still, meets a noble gas so quiet it needs two speakers, arrives at a place that is now and here at once, holds the sky with a shared backache, lets the starlings turn colour into a day, and keeps Liverpool salt and gold in the same pocket.
Overall mood: Warm, slightly archival, and quietly luminous — full of second thoughts, low lights, and titles that are also locations. Perfect for dusk listening, houses larger than their maps, or sitting still while the next spool still waits.

Mood mist: a circuit saying its own initials, five years of sleep filed neatly, a sample small enough to hide under a skirting board, existence asked to stand up straight, a second thought at the top of the arc, relics that prefer to dream.
00:02:18 Albin – AMDF
https://paltunes.bandcamp.com/track/amdf-2
Album: DFAM. Label: Paltunes
DFAM talking to itself in initials. Paltunes letting the patch finish the sentence.
00:06:59 Stewart Keller – Good Slumber
https://stewartkeller.bandcamp.com/track/good-slumber-2
Album: 2020 – 2025: Archives.
Archives from 2020 to 2025, the years tucked in. The tape already breathing slower.
00:09:19 Allmanna Town – Sample 07
https://allmannatown.bandcamp.com/track/sample-07
Album: RODENTS.
The small citizens of the skirting board, leaving one clean loop as evidence.
00:10:04 ian hawgood – the undeniable magnificience of existence
https://whitelabrecs.bandcamp.com/track/the-undeniable-magnificence-of-existence
Album: Label: whitelabrecs
All these places together, whitelabrecs spreading the map until the room feels larger than the house.
00:20:22 Christian Fiesel – At The Apex
https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com/track/at-the-apex
Album: On A Second Thought [CYD 0162]. Label: Cyclical Dreams
On a second thought, which is where the best turns happen. Cyclical Dreams holding the top of the arc for a moment longer.
00:24:16 Everyday Dust – Dreams
https://everydaydust.bandcamp.com/track/dreams
Album: The Relic Room. Label: Dustopian Frequencies
The relic room with the lights left kindly low. Dustopian Frequencies dusting the shelf and keeping what it finds.

Mood mist: a myth told twice until it settles, a noble gas in stereo, a place that is now and here at once, a shoulder holding up a sky, a life seen as a field of colour, salt and gold from a city of oxygen.
00:27:34 SPTW – MYTH II
https://mahorka.bandcamp.com/track/myth-ii
Album: EUTHYMIA. Label: Mahorka
The calm after the telling. Mahorka keeping the second version, the one that learned to sit still.
00:30:30 The British Stereo Collective – Krypton Encounter
https://thebritishstereocollective.bandcamp.com/track/krypton-encounter
Album: Take Cover.
Take cover, then come out again. A gas so quiet it needs two speakers to be believed.
00:34:09 Hiroaki Yamamoto – Now here
https://driftworks.bandcamp.com/track/now-here
Album: Suspended in the Wind. Label: Driftworks
Suspended in the wind, which is a fine place to be when the title is also a location. Driftworks. Title of the hour.
00:36:11 Caught In Joy – Atlas
https://caughtinjoy.bandcamp.com/track/atlas
Album: Colorfield (Extended)
The one who holds, and the book of maps, sharing a name and a backache. Joy doing the lifting.
00:42:11 LOULA YORKE – A Vision of Life
https://loulayorke.bandcamp.com/track/a-vision-of-life
Album: Starling Sessions. Label: Truxalis
The birds already in the rafters. Truxalis letting the colour become a day.
00:47:15 autumna – salt and gold
https://autumna.bandcamp.com/track/salt-and-gold
Album: oxygen and light.
Oxygen and light, Liverpool still on the glass. The Mersey keeping both minerals in the same pocket.
This has been The Virtual Cassette Library, episode 323.
Travel safely between the frequencies.
I’ll meet you on the other side of the next spool.
























