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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 203

Pastoral, folk-tinged hauntology with warm analogue tones and gentle countryside feel.

Good day listeners, wherever you are. Trevor here.
Welcome to episode 203 of the Virtual Cassette Library – music from all over the world, sparked by a single track that sets the tone for the set. This is a 60 minute virtual tape with a metaphysical flip at the half way mark. If and when I get a couple more subscribers then I’ll go back to doing 90 minute versions, complete with commentary.
This episode is a continuation of my library mood at the moment.
Warm, intimate, slightly surreal, and gently psychedelic. Think golden-hour light, quiet wonder, and analogue comfort — perfect for relaxed listening, daydreaming, or late afternoon/evening wind-down. Soft, charming, and emotionally tender with a strong sense of nostalgic beauty.

If you make music, or are a label, and would like to be featured, send your file links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
So settle in, turn it up a bit, and let’s see where it takes us. I hope you enjoy it.
No breaks, just the music.

Side A
00:00:00 Golden BrownMilton Banana
Playful, summery electronic funk with bright grooves and tropical whimsy. Light and joyful.
00:03:22 D. LordOsmo
Warm, flowing ambient electronics with gentle organic textures and soft movement. Calm and immersive.
00:06:27 MusetteHow to Behave in Elevators
Quirky, jazzy library-inspired piece with charming melodies and subtle humour. Delightful and offbeat.
00:08:18 Vic MarsMountain Centre
Pastoral, folk-tinged hauntology with warm analogue tones and gentle countryside feel.
00:11:07 Under AlltHeimlich / Bananas
Playful, slightly surreal electronic with quirky rhythms and warm Swedish charm.
00:12:14 Omni GardensNectar Grass
Lush, botanical ambient with soft synths and dreamy, growing organic layers. Serene and verdant.
00:13:51 Foam and SandCircle 21 (ft. Circadian Delays)
Deep, hypnotic ambient with slow-circling textures and meditative warmth.
00:16:31 Dean HonerAmbient Dogfight
Whimsical, cinematic ambient with playful tension and retro electronic flair.
00:17:33 SwansitherFlying Spoons
Light, surreal electronic with floating melodies and gentle psychedelic lift.
00:23:18 Heron & CraneDarq Qrystals
Mysterious, crystalline ambient with dark sparkling textures and nocturnal beauty.
00:26:03 Sven WunderNatura Morta (Reprise)
Elegant, cinematic exotica with rich analogue warmth and still-life serenity.
Side B
00:28:19 CorrelationsSEARCH SIGNAL
Retro-futurist electronic with scanning synths and subtle broadcast nostalgia.
00:32:55 SiP/PrezzanoPygmalion
Smooth, melodic electronic groove with warm Mediterranean undertones and subtle swing.
00:39:49 Synthetic VillainsSusurrus
Whispering, shadowy ambient electronics with intimate, slightly sinister textures.
00:40:34 Mark Ellery GriffithsCloud at a Stone’s heart
Gentle, contemplative ambient with soft clouds of sound and emotional depth.
00:46:20 Sinj ClarkeI Still See Your Face
Melancholic, dreamy electronic with nostalgic haze and tender emotion.
00:49:17 Piero UmilianiPenombra
Classic Italian library beauty — soft, shadowy exotica with elegant twilight mood.
00:51:59 PolyporesMoonhole
Deep, cavernous ambient with lunar textures and hypnotic, otherworldly drift. Beautiful closer.


Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 201

Mysterious and seductive.

Good day listeners, wherever you are. Trevor here.
Welcome to episode 201 of the Virtual Cassette Library – music from all over the world, sparked by a single track that sets the tone for the set. This is a 60 minute virtual tape with a metaphysical flip at the half way mark. If and when I get a couple more subscribers then I’ll go back to doing 90 minute versions, complete with commentary.
This episode is based on the track “The Poison Garden” by Electric Pentacle. Available on the amazing upcoming compilation album “The Silent Harvest Volume One”. Dropping June 25 on the amazing FOLK POLICE RECORDINGS. Which features amongst others HDRF, Field Lines Cartographer, Twilight Sequence, Hawksmoor, Pulselovers and many more legends of the scene.
If you make music and would like to be featured, send your file links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
Please, if you can, subscribe — even if it’s just for a month, it makes a real difference.
So settle in, turn it up a bit, and let’s see where it takes us. I hope you enjoy it.
No breaks, just the music.

Side A
00:00:00 Rural TapesLucid Dreaming
Gentle, hazy ambient with soft-focus electronics and dream-state fluidity. Warm, immersive, and quietly hypnotic.
00:06:31 Young MarcoKalapa Garden
Balearic-tinged electronic with lush tropical vegetation and sun-dappled grooves. Breezy, organic, and blissfully relaxed.
00:11:44 Chris PaladinEpsilon Zone
Sparse, zoned-out electronic minimalism with clean lines and subtle cosmic drift. Focused and atmospheric.
00:18:14 Bernard GrancherRisible Mention
Playful, slightly absurdist electronic with quirky rhythms and light-hearted experimentation. Witty and charming.
00:21:12 Belbury PolyStar Jelly
Haunting Ghost Box-style hauntology with nostalgic analogue synths and eerie pastoral mystery. Dreamlike and nostalgic.
00:25:40 Electric PentacleThe Poison Garden
Dark, occult-tinged folk-electronic with poisonous beauty and shadowy atmosphere. Mysterious and seductive.
Side B
00:29:10 Christian KleineSerene Salt Mines
Crystalline, minimalist ambient with shimmering textures and deep calm. Cool, spacious, and meditative.
00:33:11 Salvatore MercatanteHow Many Hands
Intricate, tactile electronic with mysterious layers and subtle rhythmic undertow. Detailed and enigmatic.
00:38:45 VanillaMoonlight
Smooth, jazzy downtempo beats with warm nocturnal glow and mellow grooves. Silky and atmospheric.
00:42:18 Simon MillsCathaleen Power (2021)
Deep, rolling Balearic house with oceanic warmth and gentle propulsion. Sunny and hypnotic.
00:44:02 Al LoverStockhausen Soundsystem
Psychedelic, experimental electronics with krautrock influence and cosmic weirdness. Trippy and energetic.
00:47:18 Will Gregory Moog EnsembleBuoyancy Theory (feat. BBC National Orchestra Of Wales)
Majestic Moog-orchestral hybrid with rich analogue warmth and elegant lift. Grand yet intimate.
00:50:05 Frequency Control CentreNational Sound Division
Retro-futurist electronic with broadcast-like textures and vintage institutional charm. Nostalgic and precise.
00:56:21 The Twelve Hour FoundationStepping Stones
Quirky, melodic library-inspired electronica with playful charm and gentle stepping rhythms. Warm and whimsical.


Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 198

Library Music

Good day listeners, wherever you are. Trevor here.
Welcome to the new Virtual Cassette Library – music from all over the world, sparked by a single track that sets the tone for the set. This is a 60 minute virtual tape with a metaphysical flip at the half way mark. If and when I get a couple more subscribers then I’ll go back to doing 90 minute versions, complete with commentary.
This episode is based on the track “They Are Coming Back! (Possibly Maybe)” by friend of the channel Uncle Fido. Available through his alter ego Binaural Space. Dropped May 1.
If you make music and would like to be featured, send your file links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
And if you’re enjoying the channel, please consider subscribing — even if it’s just for a month, it makes a real difference.
So settle in, turn it up a bit if you can, and let’s see where it takes us. I hope you enjoy it.
No breaks, just the music.

Side A
00:00:00 Graham ReznickMulwray Drive
Atmospheric, filmic ambient with noir-ish tension and subtle cinematic movement. Moody and immersive.
00:04:29 Uncle FidoThey Are Coming Back! (Possibly Maybe)
Playful, slightly paranoid electronic whimsy with quirky synths and light-hearted unease. Fun and offbeat.
00:06:27 Binaural SpaceContentment
Warm, spacious ambient drift focused on calm and gentle resonance. Soothing and centred.
00:07:20 Furio Di Castri, Paolo FresuBrooklyn
Intimate, smoky jazz ballad with lyrical trumpet and warm bass. Reflective and beautifully understated.
00:09:08 Marc CodsiThe Wait
Sparse, emotionally charged ambient with patient tension and minimalist beauty. Haunting and poignant.
00:12:04 Omni GardensGrassland
Gentle, sun-dappled ambient with soft synths and organic, pastoral calm. Lush and serene.
00:14:13 TALsoundsSlides
Dreamy, fluid vocal-electronic layers with shifting, slippery textures. Hypnotic and otherworldly.
00:20:34 4T ThievesThe Empty Quarter
Vast, desolate ambient desert soundscapes with warm drones and subtle wind-like motion. Expansive and isolating.
00:24:39 Sven WunderDeep Sea
Lush, cinematic exotica/jazz with rich percussion and underwater mystique. Groovy and immersive.
00:27:17 SyrinxHollywood Dream Trip
Psychedelic 70s library-inspired trip with swirling analogue warmth and dreamy haze. Nostalgic and hypnotic.
00:32:05 Elijah FoxNever Let Me Go
Tender, melancholic piano-led piece with intimate emotion and soft jazz warmth. Heartfelt and delicate.
Side B
00:34:41 Paul EllisInternal External
Expansive, flowing ambient with rich harmonic layers and profound spatial depth. Meditative and majestic.
00:39:30 Oscar Rocchi, Franco GodiPseudomistica
Mysterious Italian library music with occult-tinged melodies and vintage charm. Enigmatic and atmospheric.
00:41:17 Moon MullinsThe Slip
Loose, slippery ambient jazz with gentle grooves and hazy, nocturnal feel. Relaxed and smoky.
00:42:49 Alexis Delozannetrig
Precise, minimalist electronic study with clean lines and subtle rhythmic intrigue. Elegant and focused.
00:45:46 The New Honey ShadeTaaffeite
Crystalline, gem-like ambient with shimmering textures and quiet luminosity. Delicate and precious.
00:46:12 Green-HouseLichen Maps
Organic, botanical ambient with soft synths and earthy, growing warmth. Nurturing and detailed.
00:49:22 Mark Ellery GriffithsThe Meadow
Peaceful, sunlit pastoral ambient with gentle field-like openness. Calm and verdant.
00:53:49 Gilroy MereThe Downs
Evocative English landscape ambient with nostalgic, rolling countryside warmth. Pastoral and wistful.
00:57:14 Michael J. YorkAnd They Shall Have Stars
Celestial, ritualistic ambient with cosmic drones and transcendent beauty. Majestic and starlit.


Ectoplasmically Woven Times

Based on the track “Ectoplasmically Yours” by a great friend of the channel, a super chap and one of my few subscribers Gareth Evans also known as “HDRF”. This is a live set from Stafford EMOM on May 8.
If you make music and would like to be featured, send your file links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
And if you’re enjoying the channel, please consider subscribing — even if it’s just for a month, it makes a real difference.
So settle in, turn it up a bit if you can, and let’s see where it takes us. I hope you enjoy it.
No breaks, just the music.

00:00:00 HDRFEctoplasmically Yours
Ghostly, swirling ambient techno with ethereal textures and subtle rhythmic undertow. Haunting and hypnotic.
00:16:30 Lo FiveDepths You Will Never Fathom
Dark, submerged ambient with heavy low-end drones and oceanic mystery. Deep, claustrophobic, and immersive.
00:22:05 DollkrautLa Banda Dello Scorpione SEQ. 2
Pulsing, retro-futurist synthwave with Italian horror soundtrack vibes. Sleazy, driving, and cinematic.
00:23:41 Urulu9045XY
Minimal deep house with crisp percussion and warm, rolling basslines. Smooth, late-night groover.
00:28:54 ArovaneWoven
Delicate, intricate IDM/ambient with fragile melodies and organic electronic weave. Beautifully detailed.
00:30:35 Darren NyeA View From The 4Th Dimension (Version 2)
Floating, multi-dimensional ambient with spacious synths and gentle movement. Expansive and weightless.
00:36:33 John Louis KluckRising Orb
Warm, glowing ambient electronics with slow-building cosmic light. Radiant and meditative.
00:41:06 KoresmaClouds
Downtempo chill with soft beats, dreamy pads, and airy atmosphere. Floating and serene.
00:44:17 Moray NewlandsA Love Of Books
Intimate, literary ambient with warm analogue tones and quiet nostalgia. Cozy and reflective.
00:47:30 Pabellón SintéticoMetamorfosis
Evolving synthetic soundscapes with organic transformation and rich textures. Hypnotic and alive.
00:50:47 PaytaPassing Time
Gentle, time-dissolving ambient with soft pulses and melancholic warmth. Patient and comforting.
00:52:41 Salvatore MercatanteLe Corne
Mysterious, ritualistic electronics with dark, horn-like resonances. Atmospheric and slightly ominous.
00:53:07 SiPHard Times
Laid-back global grooves with soulful, resilient melodies. Warm and quietly uplifting.
00:58:45 Kilometre ClubLowered
Slow, tape-saturated ambient drift with warm, lowered horizons. Hazy and deeply relaxing.
00:59:16 The Future Sound Of LondonCascade
Classic FSOL liquid ambience with flowing textures and futuristic melancholy. Immersive and timeless.
01:05:02 Ernest HoodAt The Store
Lo-fi environmental jazz with zither, field recordings, and gentle small-town nostalgia. Warmly intimate.
01:10:59 Christian WittmanStellar Winds
Cosmic ambient with sweeping stellar drones and celestial movement. Vast and windswept.
01:14:13 Jeremiah ChiuNineteen
Delicate, minimalist ambient with subtle piano-like tones and tender emotion. Quietly luminous.
01:15:33 IDTiLFractal Anomaly
Glitchy, fractal IDM/ambient with twisting patterns and digital unease. Intricate and mind-bending.
01:21:13 Cub-cubSalvia Time Distortion
Psychedelic, time-warping ambient with salvia-inspired surrealism. Trippy and disorienting.
01:21:57 Duke HughYour Number
Laid-back, jazzy electronic soul with warm chords and mellow grooves. Smooth and heartfelt.
01:26:50 Sababa 5Dreams of Love – (Instrumental)
Dreamy Middle Eastern psych-funk with hypnotic melodies and gentle propulsion. Blissful and transportive.


Leaving Dream Origin

Atmospheric, quirky, evocative, fluid, majestic, filmic, delicate, pure, comforting, deep, nurturing, structured and meditative.

00:00:00 Field Lines CartographerThe Shadow Pool
Deep, immersive ambient with shadowy textures and subtle time-bending drones. Atmospheric and introspective.

00:08:35 DubberrookieSpaced Around
Wobbly, experimental piano electronics with spacious, playful drift. Quirky and hypnotic.

00:12:44 Cousin SilasDream Cargos (Dream Cargos)
Dreamy, cinematic ambient with rich layers and gentle cargo-like movement. Evocative and transportive.

00:25:19 Letters from MouseCosm
Bubbling analogue synthscapes with warm, cosmic Scottish charm. Fluid and mesmerizing.

00:31:03 Mark Ellery GriffithsK2
Expansive, mountainous ambient with towering drones and icy textures. Majestic and isolating.

00:36:26 PILOTPRIESTBonus Track – Dream Drone Five
Dark, cinematic dream-drone with brooding intensity. Atmospheric and filmic.

00:37:25 Paul Beaudoin + ÜmlautMe Before You
Thoughtful experimental ambient exploring presence and absence. Delicate and introspective.

00:40:58 Steve RoachThe Perfection of Solitude
Masterful deep ambient with infinite space and profound stillness. Pure, immersive solitude.

00:55:50 *Sons of FaustEcho Without Origin
Exclusive track which I based the whole mix on. Transportive and profound.

01:03:56 anthéne, Simon McCorryNo Sign Of Leaving
Gentle, drifting ambient with warm cello tones and soft electronics. Comforting and lingering.

01:06:37 log(m) & LaraajiDeeping Beatless
Beatless ambient collaboration with Laraaji’s signature luminous joy. Deep, blissful, and transcendent.

01:11:44 Pabellón SintéticoMother 03
Synthetic, organic ambient with maternal warmth and evolving textures. Nurturing and hypnotic.

01:13:56 PeltiformNumerik II
Precise, numeric ambient electronics with clean, mathematical flow. Structured yet ethereal.

01:17:27 O Yuki ConjugateRetrograde
Dark, ritualistic ambient with brooding depth and subtle percussion. Atmospheric and mysterious.

01:19:43 Adonai AtrophiaSilence Is Our Way Back Home
Minimal, introspective drones guiding toward silence. Meditative and spiritually resonant.

*exclusive track at the time of recording.


Crossing Through Thought

Groovy, warm, vibrant, cinematic, raw, mysterious, breezy, trippy, ethereal, smooth, intricate, intimate, transportive, vintage-inspired, haunting, relaxed, expansive, evocative, hypnotic, abstract, infectious, meditative, elegant, sparkling, immersive, enchanting, soulful, and spacious.

00:00:00 Nu Guinea, Tony AllenHowls
Funky Afrobeat reworking of Tony Allen’s rhythms with electronic jazz-psych energy. Groovy, percussive, and full of life.
00:04:25 Wax MachineFace Of All
Psychedelic folk-rock with dreamy, wandering grooves and hazy textures. Warm, exploratory, and gently hypnotic.
00:06:09 Okay TemizDenizalti Rüzgarlan
Vibrant Turkish percussion and cosmic jazz fusion. Energetic, rhythmic, and joyfully eclectic.
00:09:14 Misha PanfilovEureka
Warm analog psych-jazz with soulful grooves and hypnotic repetition. Cinematic, funky, and deeply immersive.
00:17:58 Jah Wobble’s Invaders Of The HeartNo Change Is Sexy
Dub-infused post-punk with heavy bass and world rhythms. Raw, hypnotic, and politically charged.
00:21:38 Mong TongJou-Tau
Sample-based Taiwanese psychedelic trip with swirling textures and ritualistic energy. Mysterious and propulsive.
00:25:58 SiPMalabar
Laid-back global grooves with sunny, melodic charm. Breezy and effortlessly digable.
00:33:31 Kikagaku Moyo/幾何学模様Entrance
Psychedelic rock with Eastern-tinged hypnosis and fuzzy warmth. Trippy, immersive, and beautifully meandering.
00:35:25 SkyjellyI Know (Brainquake remix)
Dreamy, warped electronic remix with floating textures and subtle glitch. Ethereal and mind-bending.
00:39:48 Bobby Oroza, El Michels AffairLosing It
Soulful retro vibes with tight horns, lush production, and heartfelt vocals. Smooth and heartfelt.
00:42:40 Amin Payne x Hari SivanesanIntraditional
Fusion of traditional Indian elements with modern beats and global grooves. Intricate, respectful, and vibrant.
00:44:55 La ChoomaLonely
Atmospheric, melancholic electronic with subtle tropical undertones. Intimate and reflective.
00:48:41 Sababa 5Descent
Middle Eastern psych-funk grooves with driving rhythms and hypnotic melodies. Funky and transportive.
00:49:12 El Michels Affair, Bobby OrozaStack The Deck
Tight, cinematic soul with swaggering horns and cool vocals. Vintage-inspired and instantly catchy.
00:52:22 MARINEROThrough the Fog
Misty, atmospheric Latin-tinged folk with dreamy production. Haunting and poetic.
00:55:33 CV VisionTropical (Drop Out)
Lo-fi tropical psych with hazy, sun-soaked grooves. Relaxed and blissfully detached.
00:56:46 Ivan Von Engelberger’s AsteroidThought Forms
Spacey, improvisational jazz-rock with cosmic exploration. Trippy and expansive.
01:00:44 Jeff Gburek + Eryk NowackiCrossing Drifting Sands
Ambient desert soundscapes with drifting textures and subtle tension. Evocative and cinematic.
01:04:21 Vieux Farka Touré & KhruangbinLobbo
Saharan blues meets lush psych grooves. Warm, hypnotic, and beautifully collaborative.
01:08:02 Dr. QuandaryLinear A
Mysterious, sample-heavy beats with ancient script vibes. Abstract, head-nodding, and intriguing.
01:10:14 Elite BeatBudget Dancehall
Playful, lo-fi dancehall with raw energy and cheeky charm. Fun, bouncy, and infectious.
01:13:48 ArpFolding Water
Ambient electronic minimalism with fluid, rippling textures. Meditative and serene.
01:18:33 Gábor Szabó, The California DreamersWhite Rabbit
Psychedelic jazz guitar take on the classic—elegant, groovy, and enchantingly trippy.
01:20:39 Monsters At WorkMagic Morning
Uplifting, whimsical electronic folk with bright melodies. Feel-good and sparkling.
01:22:34 Chocolate Hills, The OrbCracking Kraken
Dubby, oceanic ambient with The Orb’s signature weirdness. Deep, immersive, and playful.
01:24:41 PsychéAngizia
Dreamy psych-pop with lush layers and emotional depth. Enchanting and cinematic.
01:28:02 Siti MuharamPakistan
Powerful taarab-inspired vocals with rich East African grooves. Soulful and culturally resonant.
01:34:00 TapesSilence Please
Minimal ambient tape loops and gentle textures. Quiet, spacious, and perfectly calming.


Sultry Nostalgia Reflection

00:00:00 Future ChildrenDo Whatcha Want
00:04:49 BRITISH STEREOYour Reflection
00:08:09 Dissociative Identity QuartetWe’ve fallen apart
00:12:48 Mark Ellery GriffithsSomething wicked this way comes
00:17:56 DruneBeyond
00:27:39 Vic MarsRailway Today
00:30:26 Paddy SteerHorse Dance
00:31:37 MicadoArtificial LandScapeS
00:36:16 Sauveur MalliaSpacial Escapade
00:38:27 VirgoNostalgia
00:41:48 DOLLY DOLLYThe Future Leaks Out
00:42:17 Will Gregory Moog EnsembleThe Sand Reckoner (feat. BBC National Orchestra Of Wales)
00:45:23 Caught In JoySkywired
00:48:58 *HendekagonDer Zeitwiderstand
00:51:05 James Adrian BrownUVB-76
00:53:26 RunningonairSleeping
00:56:11 The Whimsy AngelsSultry Sadist Samba

*Track exclusive


Alone on the Dance Floor 08

For those that dance to a different tune.

A place to let loose. A short break from the ambience that usually dominated the channel.

Back with another outing of Alone on the Dance Floor.

This series comes out whenever I can make the time to create them. Like all my shows.
I am not affiliated with any station and do not get paid for this work.
I rely entirely on labels and artists sending me material, an unquenchable thirst for sharing great sounds, a handful of Mixcloud subscribers and a few sales from Bandcamp.

ADF 08

00:00:00 OTTOAuto-Disco
00:05:11 Pye Corner AudioAcid Addendum
00:09:04 *Rupert LallyYou Gotta Be Nice
00:11:19 *PulseloversFiori Musicali
00:15:38 DokunAriel
00:20:19 Daniel VincentMelt
00:25:15 Floating PointsVocoder [Club Mix]
00:31:26 CommsBreakdown & Arcane TricksterCyclops (CommsBreakdown Dub Techno Mix)
00:36:32 HEBAT65
00:38:42 The Black DogThe Smile You Rehearsed
00:41:17 Sub AccentVortice
00:47:33 *Jonny FalloutOnly the Beginning (Dreamer Mix)
00:51:38 Odin KabanWind in my veins
00:54:53 KonerytmiTietokonemaailma

*Tracks are exclusive at the time of show release.


As The Crow

Sometimes you just need to go on a psychedelic trip.

Quick mix for the massless. Featuring: The Advisory Circle, Cate Francesca Brooks, Julian Lynch, Memoryhouse, Bit Cloudy, Fran Carlyon, Oneohtrix Point Never, The Zombies, Grand Veymont, Nico Georis, El Michels Affair, Bobby Oroza, Fantastikoi Hxoi, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard,Yu Su, Future Children, Aldous Harding, Bluetech, Mark McGuire, IKONS, Manfred Mann, Polypores, Khruangbin.

00:00:00 The Advisory CircleAs The Crow Flies
00:02:50 Julian LynchTime After Time
00:06:23 MemoryhouseLately (Troisieme)
00:09:16 Bit CloudyTrans Kid Karmic Vengeance
00:11:03 Fran CarlyonA Place To Land (demo)
00:12:17 Oneohtrix Point NeverHyperdawn
00:14:16 The ZombiesThe Way I Feel Inside
00:15:27 Grand VeymontBois Barbu
00:20:33 Nico GeorisVapor
00:26:51 El Michels Affair, Bobby OrozaReasons
00:29:38 Fantastikoi HxoiHorizon Unfolding
00:34:42 King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Yu SuDreams – Yu Su Instrumental Mix
00:37:58 Future ChildrenUnplug the Medicine
00:41:38 Aldous HardingThe Barrel
00:46:14 BluetechA Garland Of Stars
00:47:51 Mark McGuireMoving Apart
00:49:15 IKONSFree Spirit
00:54:50 Manfred MannThe Mighty Quinn (Mono)
00:57:23 PolyporesAnd Slowly Open Your Eyes
00:59:05 KhruangbinTime (You and I)


Trev’s Virtual Café

Hey everyone… Trevor here, welcome.
I’ve always wanted to be a café DJ — you know, the kind who reads the room, feels the energy, and lets the music flow with whatever vibe the people bring in that day.
Life took me down so many beautiful roads, but this particular dream… well, it’s still waiting to come true.
So today, I’m bringing a little piece of that dream right here for you.
This is my series of café and lounge-flavoured sounds — smooth, soulful grooves made for chilling, for unwinding, for good conversations and even better silences.
Whether you’re sipping coffee, working on your laptop, curled up on the couch, or just needing a moment to breathe…
Let these tracks wrap around you like warm sunlight through the café window.
You’re listening to Trev’s Virtual Café.
Pull up a seat… and let’s chill.


Day one

00:00:00 Vieux Farka Touré & KhruangbinTongo Barra
00:06:39 FoxwarrenSerious
00:08:02 Les ImprimésThousand Clouds
00:11:11 Bobby OrozaPassing Thing
00:14:58 Eddie ChaconComes and Goes (feat. Logan Hone)
00:18:53 Syl JohnsonSoul Heaven
00:21:01 Maston with L’éclairThe Doors Are Opening
00:23:45 ArboriaMoonbathing
00:27:12 Forever PavotGénérique fin
00:29:28 Saya GrayCATS CRADLE!
00:30:22 ZombiDeja Vu
00:35:06 Mario Luciano, Lauren SantiA Piece for Reflection
00:36:31 Common SaintsPiece of War
00:39:45 Dougie StuHenny – Resavoir Remix
00:42:55 PrefacesJaro
00:45:57 Bravo TounkyLa Cabane à Oiseaux de Nicole
00:51:43 Sven WunderWindward
00:52:54 Finn Rees & SHOLTOLove In Memory
00:55:32 Hayden PedigoWhen It’s Clear
00:59:30 The Breathing EffectWeek 10
01:02:01 ATA RecordsRedford In Sheepskin
01:04:16 Fabiano do Nascimento, Sam GendelPoeira
01:07:50 Kaidi TathamFeels Like I’m On My Own
01:11:15 BolbecLe Prof de Gong
01:13:07 Brian JacksonThe Revolution Will Not Be Televised (Instrumental)
01:16:39 PoolsideCan’t Stop Your Lovin’ – Sandy’s Remix
01:20:23 Captain Planet, Taj BethelMirage
01:23:19 MastonJet Lag
01:25:19 Allman Brothers BandLittle Martha
01:27:17 AtabascaPorpora
01:31:21 Sababa 5 & Canay DoğanGaip
01:34:56 MARINEROOuterlands
01:37:55 SessaPanic in Detroit
01:41:09 PrairiewolfTechnicolor Dream Hearse
01:45:27 Under AlltPurpur
01:48:53 TychoTo Everywhere Pt. 2


Day two

00:00:00 ElbowSwitching Off
00:06:08 Hayden PedigoThe Happiest Times I Ever Ignored
00:10:17 Lemon JellyRamblin’ Man
00:17:12 PhishFaht
00:19:05 Bobby OrozaReal Connection
00:22:30 Musette24 maj
00:25:20 James BrownKing Heroin
00:29:00 El Michels AffairIndifference (Instrumental)
00:32:01 Mario Luciano, Lauren SantiThe Yellow Field
00:33:14 Burrito EatsVanilla Slideshow
00:35:19 Sababa 52025
00:38:50 Les ImprimésStill Here
00:41:16 BrainstoryListen (Instrumental)
00:43:47 PsychéCumana Dub
00:48:59 E. LundquistSet It Off
00:51:14 Aldous HardingThe Barrel
00:55:47 ArovaneAmbelio
01:01:16 Harold Melvin & The BluenotesIf You Don’t Know Me By Now
01:04:22 Marvin GayeInner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
01:09:24 Vieux Farka Touré & KhruangbinTamalla
01:15:04 AgesFog (Nosaj Thing cover)
01:17:56 Fleet FoxesBlue Ridge Mountains
01:22:07 Young Gun Silver FoxSierra Nights
01:25:12 Eddie ChaconHurt – Seahawks Remix
01:31:27 TychoForge
01:34:46 VulfpeckSimple Step
01:37:24 MelodiesinfonieFrage ueber Frage
01:39:54 Ella FitzgeraldMisty
01:42:17 Igor BDeep Breath – Original Mix
01:44:57 PachymanDestroy The Empire
01:48:01 Nick DrakeThings Behind the Sun
01:51:50 AirMoon Fever
01:55:25 Bon IverFlume


Day three

00:00:00 Whatitdo Archive GroupExotique
00:02:49 Hiro AmaAutumn Colours
00:06:15 UKDD, SlugOverboard
00:07:58 José GonzálezIn Our Nature
00:10:27 Khruangbin & Leon BridgesMidnight
00:15:01 Bill WithersI Can’t Write Left Handed
00:20:45 Sven WunderKomorebi
00:23:53 LordeLiability
00:26:19 Chilly GonzalesOthello
00:29:01 Vieux Farka Touré & KhruangbinDiarabi
00:33:49 Plaid & Benet WalshRalome
00:36:45 Chet BakerBut Not for Me
00:39:03 Boozoo BajouSecond To None
00:41:21 Moriah PlazaDizendo
00:44:19 Karen O and the KidsHideaway
00:48:59 Mac DeMarcoGualala
00:51:19 Les ImprimésYou (Instrumental)
00:53:46 Sun Kil MoonSpace Travel Is Boring
00:56:59 The Tallest Man On EarthLike the Wheel
01:00:15 Soul Food Horns, CocabonaOak
01:03:01 VulfpeckAll That’s Left Of Me Is You
01:05:44 AldorandeFenêtres sur le temps
01:11:02 MastonFling
01:12:48 Jamie LidellRope of Sand
01:16:10 Carole KingWay Over Yonder
01:20:45 Sababa 5, Canay DoğanBiga​̂​ne
01:24:20 Ginger RootOver the Hill
01:26:23 Nat King ColeThe Party’s Over
01:28:49 Yvonne ArcherAin’t Nobody (Original 12¨ Mix)
01:35:46 El Michels AffairOakley’s Car Wash feat. Dave Guy (Instrumental)
01:37:20 Chicano BatmanColor My life
01:40:24 Hayden PedigoElsewhere
01:45:07 Tyrone EvansRise Up (Disco Mix)



Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 190

04 April 2026

///healers.dominate.slices

Virtual mixtape radio for the sonically adventurous. 20 artists. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

Hey.
Welcome back… or maybe you just crawled in through a crack in the wall.
This is Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library. Episode one-nine-zero.

We’re still pretending it’s a radio show for the sonically adventurous.
But really it’s just me and the frequencies arguing in an empty apartment while the world outside forgets I exist.

Stream free for seven days on Mixcloud.
Background track tonight available on Trevlad’s TVCL 11. A sonic journey with a metaphysical flip at the halfway mark — perfect for a long walk, a mental wander, or a quiet moment alone with the universe.

Massive shout out to Iso Brown for spotlighting the channel — gave me about three hundred new followers and maybe one new listener. Also big love to my latest follower Alan Ranta, who’s recently done an astonishing 11 and half hour retro library mix.
Anyway
Headphones on.
Let time dissolve.
And let the frequencies claim you.

We’re bunching it tonight — four transmissions at a time. Like weird little dreams stitched into the set. No schedule. Just the mood and the margins.

Tonight’s episode is broadcasting from… healers.dominate.slices.
Eric Ericsonhallen — Event centre in Stockholm. Now it’s just a coordinate for whatever this episode is.

Let’s go.


FIRST CLUSTER

First — Apta with “Falter”. Manchester, UK,Dream-pop haze wrapped in post-punk bones.

Then Passepartout Duo — “From Belgrade”. Verona, Italy, Live-wire travelogue piece from their Pieces from Places series. Synth lines that feel like walking through the city.

Third — Pulselovers and “Timbral Awake”. Deep electronic drift from Doncaster, UK, textures that shift like light through old film stock. Via Woodford Halse.

And closing this one out: Maggie Nicols, Robert Mitchell & Alya Al Sultani — “Inner Sanctum”. Intimate, improvised vocal and piano ritual. Three voices weaving a small cathedral out of breath and keys. via Discus Music.

Here we go.


SECOND CLUSTER

Next bundle of four, fresh from the margins:

Italian artist Lorenzo Bracaloni aka Fallen — “This World is quickly Fading”. Fragile, dissolving sound that feels like the last light of an ending day. Via Bulgarias Mahorka label who I am guesting soon on their Planck Tones channel.

Then my own little transmission: Trevlad with “Retrial Twinge Memo”. Taken from the TVCL 10 vaults. A twinge of memory on retrial and a spot on the platform of my local train station.

Followed by Lorna Dune — “Void Coefficient”. Milwaukee, Wisconsin based, Sharp, precise electronic study from her Mosfet EP. Power flows and empty spaces.

And rounding it off: Hong Kong based Anita Tatlow & Runaway Horses with “lunar phase”. Gentle ambient vocal drift, like moonlight leaking through blinds. Via Echoes Blue Music.

Drift with me.


THIRD CLUSTER (pre-B Side)

Third cluster already. The night is getting loose.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard — “Doom City”. Melbourne, Australia, Microtonal chaos from Flying Microtonal Banana. The pollution gods are laughing. Via the p(doom) label.

Then Mark Ellery Griffiths with “Synthi Sequence A”. Pure UK synth archaeology. Sequences breathing through old EMS circuitry like ghosts in the machine.


FOURTH CLUSTER (B Side)

Alright. Four more transmissions bleeding through.

Adrian Lane — “Reach For The Horizon”. Warm, horizon-staring ambient. Via whitelabrecs.

Benge — “Four Forty Two”. Precise, machine-soul electronics.

Asheville, North Carolina based Spooqs — “Hygge (Demo)”. Cozy but slightly unhinged.

And Djrum — “Three Foxes Chasing Each Other”. Breakbeat mysticism in full flight. Via Houndstooth.

Side B is now live.


FIFTH CLUSTER

Fifth cluster. We’re deep in it now.

CIALYN — “Sun Childs”. Bright, glowing electronic lullaby from Lille, France

Aucuba Replica — “Noni”. Strange fruit, stranger frequencies. Via Secuencias Temporales.

Ori Kaplan & Lihu Melamed — “Shangri La”. Mystical, searching jazz-tinged wander. Via Batov Records.

And Psyché — “Sabir”. Hypnotic, ancient-future pulse. Via Four Flies Records.

Still with me?


FINAL CLUSTER

Last cluster. Final transmission before the static wins. A long and a short piece.

Frankfurt Am Main, Germany based Jogging House — “Parker”. Slow-burn ambient reflection. Via artist curated Seil Records.

And finally Los Angeles, California based Elijah Fox — “Glass House / Clear Pool”. Crystalline, watery piano and electronics.


That’s the whole set.

Thanks for floating here with me.
I hope the journey sends you in the direction of these artists. All the links and purchase paths are illuminated at trevor.se, on Trevor Lewis on Substack, and marked in the timeline.

If you’re still listening… you’re in the club.
No meetings. No rules. Just dust and frequencies.

Send files, confessions, whatever, to trevlad@gmail.com.
Send stories for Chord Confessions. I’ll read them in my sleep-voice.

See you in the next crack in the wall.

Cheerio…


Intro – 00:00
AptaFalter – 01:35
Passepartout DuoFrom Belgrade – 09:05
PulseloversTimbral Awake – 11:35
Maggie Nicols, Robert Mitchell, Alya Al SultaniInner Sanctum – 16:40
FallenThis World is quickly Fading – 20:05
TrevladRetrial Twinge Memo – 25:45
Lorna DuneVoid Coefficient – 27:00
Anita Tatlow & Runaway Horseslunar phase – 29:50
King Gizzard & The Lizard WizardDoom City – 33:30
Mark Ellery GriffithsSynthi Sequence A – 37:17
B Side – 40:10
Adrian LaneReach For The Horizon – 40:45
BengeFour Forty Two – 45:25
SpooqsHygge (Demo) – 49:15
DjrumThree Foxes Chasing Each Other – 51:55
CIALYNSun Childs – 59:35
Aucuba ReplicaNoni – 1:03:15
Ori Kaplan & Lihu MelamedShangri La – 1:09:05
PsychéSabir – 1:11:47
Jogging HouseParker – 1:15:30
Elijah FoxGlass House/ Clear Pool – 1:21:12
Outro – 1:21:39

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 189

Virtual mixtape radio for the sonically adventurous. 20 artists. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

03 April 2026

///votes.riddle.tuck

votes.riddle.tuck.
Brams burgers – great burger joint. Now it’s just a coordinate for whatever this episode is.

Hey.
 Welcome back… or maybe you just crawled in through a crack in the drywall.
This is Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library. Episode one-eight-nine.
We’re still pretending it’s a radio show for the sonically adventurous, but really it’s just me and the frequencies arguing in an empty apartment while the world outside forgets I exist.
Headphones on.
Let time dissolve.
And let the frequencies claim you.
We’re bunching it tonight – four transmissions at a time, like weird little dreams stitched into the set. No schedule. Just the mood and the margins.


FIRST CLUSTER
 Four signals crawling out of the high passes and the liberation fronts.
Sonic-Soma – Kinnaur Calling – Cities and Memory, Nepal field recordings turned into sonic soma. 
The Music Liberation Front Sweden – Astra Shambotica – Submarine Broadcasting, astral jazz revolution.
Grosso Gadgetto – Quadrata Dodus Act 2 – Bulgarian label Mahorka, who might be the reason for me not doing these episodes for a few days. Keep an eye and ear out for future Planck Tone episodes I may be guesting.
Willebrant – Dell – atmospheric drone from down under. Birds in the rain. A must.

You just survived the first transmission: Sonic-Soma, The Music Liberation Front Sweden, Grosso Gadgetto, and Willebrant.
The space between us is definitely thinner now.

SECOND CLUSTER 
Brain shells cracking open, hits amended, voids flattered, dust explained.
Zerfranzt – Hirnschale – which means skull or, the nicer translation of, Brain case from Kaiseki Digital, who I’ve been playing lately as Free Album Codes has provided me with codes for some early releases from 2018. German synaptic spill.
Trevlad – Hits Enjoyable Amended – self-released soundscape from the episode of the same name. A repeat name from the spot where I try and sleep most nights. This one’s from the album TVCL 10 and has nothing to do with the track of the same name from TVCL 09.
Puscha – Sycophanatic – NEN, Melbourne cinematic hypnosis. Provided by Fonodroom.
Everyday Dust – Without Explanation – Dustopian Frequencies, Scottish drone stories that evaporate.

You just floated through Zerfranzt, Trevlad, Puscha, and Everyday Dust.
Halfway mark is creeping up. I’m starting to feel that metaphysical flip? The universe just winked at you and kept walking.


THIRD CLUSTER (pre-B Side)
 Edges blurring, bodies floating.
phorme – blur – Kaiseki Digital, Australian meditative haze from NSW. Also from 2018.
Takashi Kusano – Floating – Sounds for the Soul, Japanese levitation.
And then comes the B Side…

phorme and Takashi Kusano just lifted you clean out of gravity.
Now the bench is empty and the cats are from hell.

FOURTH CLUSTER (B Side)
 Empty benches, hellcat beats, half-human wires, clinical worms.
Substak – Empty Bench – Daydreamers, Greek meditative park-bench snippet.
Le Morte d’Abby – Nyanko No Jigoku Beat – dark electro from the neon underworld.
Jilk – Half-Human – Bricolage, Glasgow idm hybrid soul.
The Foot & Leg Clinic – Worms 2 – alternative rock diagnosis under fluorescent lights.

You just sat on Substak’s Empty Bench, got bitten by Le Morte d’Abby’s hellcats, glitched with Jilk, and received a full worm examination from The Foot & Leg Clinic.
Your body is now 40% frequency.

FIFTH CLUSTER
 Appetizers of life, grace with nothing, tidal animation tags, Nordic sea breath.
The Appetizers – The Life – Italian roots reggae funk from Rome.
Rejoicer – Grace Was Happy (I Found Nothing) – LA epiphany of joyful emptiness. Sounds as if Weather Report did music for film. 
Record Of Tides – Yoshimoto Animation Tag – Mahorka hauntological Japanese cels on the tide. Glitchy 8-bit crackles. 
Albin – Havet – Paltunes, Swedish sea inhaling your thoughts. Everything Albin Johansson touches glows with a nostalgic warmth I can never get enough of.

You just tasted The Appetizers, let Rejoicer’s Grace smile at nothing, rode Record Of Tides’ animation waves, and sank into Albin’s Havet.
The apartment is underwater now.

FINAL CLUSTER
 Rain shelter geometry and half-a-day London melt.
 Kikagaku Moyo – Amayadori – Guruguru Brain, psychedelic Tokyo forest clearing.
ff8282 – london / half the day – 4000 Records, fractured electronic daydreams.

You just sheltered with Kikagaku Moyo and melted through half a London day with ff8282.
That’s the whole set.
Thanks for floating here with me.
I hope the journey sends you in the direction of these artists. All the links, and purchase paths are illuminated at trevor.se and marked in the timeline.
If you’re still listening… you’re in the club.
No meetings. No rules. Just dust and frequencies.
Send files, confessions, whatever, to trevlad@gmail.com.
Send stories for Chord Confessions. I’ll read them in my sleep-voice.
See you in the next crack in the drywall.
Cheerio…

END OF BROADCAST
Stream free for 7 days on Mixcloud.
Background track: Trevlad’s TVCL 11.
A sonic journey with a metaphysical flip at the halfway mark – perfect for a long walk, a mental wander, or a quiet moment alone with the universe

Intro – 00:00
Sonic-SomaKinnaur calling (Nepal) – 02:09
The Music Liberation Front SwedenAstra Shambotica – 10:15
Grosso GadgettoQuadrata Dodus Act 2 – 14:00
WillebrantDell – 22:00
ZerfranztHirnschale – 25:30
TrevladHits Enjoyable Amended – 28:20
PuschaSycophanatic – 30:29
Everyday DustWithout Explanation – 36:15
phormeblur – 41:00
Takashi KusanoFloating – 44:54
B Side – 50:45
SubstakEmpty Bench – 51:30
Le Morte d’AbbyNyanko No Jigoku Beat – 53:19
JilkHalf-Human – 58:10
The Foot & Leg ClinicWorms 2 – 1:03:29
The AppetizersThe Life – 1:05:55
RejoicerGrace Was Happy (I Found Nothing) – 1:09:50
Record Of TidesYoshimoto Animation Tag – 1:12:43
AlbinHavet – 1:15:03
Kikagaku Moyo/幾何学模様Amayadori – 1:19:45
ff8282london / half the day – 1:21:40
Outro – 1:27:39

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Trev Tales – Neon Cassette

Welcome to NEON CASSETTE, the transmission where analog dreams collide with digital ghosts, and every beat feels like a memory you never quite lived.

I’m your host, Trevor, speaking straight from the glow of a flickering CRT, cassette deck spinning, reverb tail trailing into the void.

This new series (I know I do too much already) is an idea I have for doing live DJ sets combined with me reading fictional tales where each transition is a new chapter. I hope you like it. Channel subscribers get the music only mixes of course.

We’re diving deep into the grid—stolen frequencies, midnight motorways, poolside echoes that never quite close up, and utopian mirages that glitch when you get too close. We’ve got a handpicked journey through the underground wires: from the raw pulse of trial and resistance, through lunar skin and stargazing rooftops, all the way to that final white-noise cliff where we realize we can’t wait for death… because the night’s already ours.

So dim the lights, hit play, let the tape hiss fill the room. We’re not just listening—we’re escaping.

AptaTrial – 01:28
Gavel pixels stutter across the cathode screen, my wrists cuffed in magnetic tape loops. The judge’s face is pure waveform, spiking guilt, spiking innocence, I can’t tell which. Fingers itch for the keys anyway—steal the sound, steal the future, they said. The courtroom hums like a detuned oscillator. One wrong note and the grid swallows me whole. But the tape is already rolling. Escape in 4… 3… 2…

Cautionary GuidesMerseytravel – 05:29
Train doors hiss open onto wet Liverpool concrete, South Parkway signs bleeding orange into the night. Cautionary yellow lines streak past the window like corrupted data. My reflection stares back—hollow, cassette-case thin—while the Mersey rolls black and silver below. Suitcase full of stolen patches rattles on the rack. Every mile erases the courtroom glow. North, south, doesn’t matter. The rhythm says keep moving.

Jetfire PrimeClosing Up (Unreleased Poolside Track) – 08:00
Club lights die one by one, turquoise rectangles folding into black water. Last swimmer’s laughter echoes off tiled walls that smell of chlorine and ozone. I stand at the edge, towel around my neck like a noose, watching the pool reflect a sky that no longer exists. Unreleased. That’s what they’ll call this night too. The gate clangs shut behind me. Echoes only.

Conny FrischaufWunder – 09:17
A single chord blooms—pure Wunder—lifting the hairs on my arms like static electricity. For one frozen second the motorway becomes a cathedral of light. Then the chord bends, warps, reveals itself as just another illusion. Still, the heart remembers the lift. Still, the lungs remember how to breathe again.

Patrick R. PärkSynthetic Utopian Mirage – 11:37
Palm trees made of vector lines shimmer above cracked asphalt. Perfect neon condos float above the desert, windows full of laughing holograms. I reach out—fingers pass straight through pink stucco. The mirage laughs back in 16-bit. Utopia always looked better on the oscilloscope.

Franco EssePelle Di Luna – 19:08
Her shoulder under moonlight—silver, cool, impossible. Skin like vinyl left in the sun too long, warm and warped and perfect. I trace the curve with a fingertip and the memory skips, repeats, skips again. Pelle di luna. The only sample I never stole.

Pabellón SintéticoLa Resistencia – 21:20
Concrete walls pulse with red spray-paint glyphs. We are the resistance of the last frequency. Boots on wet pavement, synths hidden in rucksacks, hearts beating in 4/4 defiance. Sirens in the distance sound like detuned arpeggios. We don’t run. We modulate.

Acos CoolKAsStargazing – 29:09
Roof tiles cold against my back. Stars above look like dead LEDs someone forgot to turn off. I count them anyway—each one a lost patch, each one a night we almost made. The city hums below like a held note. I keep staring until the sky itself starts to breathe.

Dark StrandsWe Own The Night – 34:08
We own the night. The slogan tastes like copper and cheap smoke. Streetlights flicker in time with the kick. Shadows lengthen, stretch into black ribbons we can hide inside. Tonight the city belongs to anyone with a sequencer and a grudge. Tonight we are the dark strands holding everything together.

Makeup and Vanity SetSearch The Night – 40:15
Flashlight beam sweeps empty arcades, hunting for one more glowing screen. Makeup smeared across cracked mirrors, vanity long gone. I search for the signal that will tell me it’s safe to stop running. Every corner throws back only my own face, distorted, beautiful, terrified.

Dogs Versus ShadowsMALCONTENT – 42:42
Malcontent. The word snarls in my chest like a broken sawtooth. Everything perfect is a lie. Every utopia glitches. Every lover fades to static. I bare my teeth at the moon and the moon bares its teeth right back. Good. At least we understand each other.

Pye Corner AudioProgram 70 – 44:15
Program 70 boots in the glovebox—green phosphor glow lighting the steering wheel. Old code I wrote when I still believed in happy endings. It hums, remembers me, offers one last subroutine: RUN AWAY. I laugh until the tears short-circuit the dashboard.

Salvatore MercatanteDetector – 48:22
Beep. Beep. The scanner on the dash lights up red. They’re close. Detector never lies. I floor it. The engine screams in perfect fifths. Every beep is another bar of the final track I’ll never finish.

AlbinHammenhög – 52:13
Hammenhög appears like a memory I never lived—red wooden houses, windmills frozen mid-turn, snow that shouldn’t be here in July. I pull over, engine ticking cool. For one moment the world is quiet. Then the detector beeps again. Even paradise has an exit ramp.

Larry MantecaTuareg Road – 55:32
Sand whips across the windshield in turquoise dunes. Tuareg Road stretches forever under a violet sky. No mirrors, no rear-view, just forward. The car becomes a camel made of chrome. I ride the arpeggio into infinity.

Erez YaaryO7 – 57:05
O7. The secret orbit. The code inside the code. I punch it into the old radio and the stars realign. For seven seconds I am outside everything—outside the trial, outside the night, outside death itself. Then gravity remembers my name.

Yves MaloneWe Can’t Wait For Death – 1:05:26
The road ends at a cliff of pure white noise. I kill the engine. The last chord hangs in the air like a question that already knows the answer. We can’t wait for death—death has been riding shotgun the whole time, tapping its foot to the beat. I smile, finally. The tape clicks off. Silence rushes in, warm and endless.

The stars above are still blinking in perfect 4/4.

I close my eyes.

The next track begins inside my chest.


Trev’s Instrumental, Experimental, Kraut Time Pt. 2

00:00:00 Cavern of Anti-MatterBlowing My Nose Under Close Observation
00:04:09 Keith SeatmanA Posh Hat and Timepiece
00:07:45 Sordid Sound SystemDia De Muertos
00:12:05 Gaudi Kosmisches TrioVom Mond Zum Roten Planeten
00:18:37 Misha PanfilovBeep Beep
00:26:52 Kosmischer LäuferNordlicht
00:31:29 HenaNuan
00:39:03 PrairiewolfSage Thrasher
00:40:45 HeldonNorthernland Lady
00:47:17 Mark Ellery GriffithsNear extinction event (Yamaha FM)
00:49:29 KreidlerBeginn / Drücken
00:54:29 EinseinseinsGasetagenheizung
00:59:04 L’EclairSisi La Fami
01:02:25 GLOKKolokol
01:08:37 FaustEs ist wieder da


Trev’s Instrumental, Experimental, Kraut Time Pt. 1

00:00:00 Kosmischer LäuferZeit zum Laufen 172
00:03:15 formAnt BKater – Single Version
00:07:10 StereolabFlashes In The Afternoon
00:13:11 ClusterZum Wohl
00:19:38 Personal BandanaEnigmas Of The Spectrum
00:23:33 Andrew WeatherallBetween Stations
00:29:25 MetamonoBirth of a Flower
00:33:58 OblongFast Radio Burst
00:37:50 Den Osynliga MantelnTRIPPELSOL
00:42:47 KarabaDer Inder


EXPANSIVE WAVES 24

07 March 2026

EXPANSIVE WAVES — EPISODE 24


Good evening, or morning, or whatever fragment of time you’ve found yourself in. This is Expansive Waves, episode twenty-four. I’m Trevor—your host, your guide, your occasional sonic conspirator.

This programme is not for the hurried. Eight pieces, each longer than 12 minutes—most stretching far beyond that—each more patient than the last. If you’re expecting choruses, drops, or anything resembling urgency, you may want to try another channel.

So, settle in. Let the kettle boil. Let the cat sleep. Let the world spin without you for a while.

We begin with…

Work Money Death and “Pain Becomes Prayer And Prayer Becomes A Song,” from the album A Portal To Here, released by ATA Records on the 13th of Feb. 2026.

Picture yourself in a dimly lit room at dusk, harp strings catching the last amber light, a low horn murmuring like wind through an ancient chapel, tamborine arriving soft and deliberate as distant rain on stone — grief transforming, layer by layer, into something luminous and unnameable.
A profound meditation where sorrow unfolds into reverence, the ensemble channeling spiritual jazz lineages with tender, unhurried grace.

That was Work Money Death — “Pain Becomes Prayer And Prayer Becomes A Song.”

Next, we drift into Dubberrookie with “Real Axing,” drawn from the album Pieces for Piano A NYP self release from the 22nd of Feb. 2026

Imagine bare wooden floors under moonlight, a single piano in the center of an empty warehouse, keys struck with such restraint that each note lingers like fog rolling across water, electronic undertows pulling gently at the edges of perception.
A delicate, wobbly exploration that turns piano resonance into something quietly electronic and deeply introspective.

That was Dubberrookie — “Real Axing.”

Now, Fabio Keiner & Jack Hertz present “Mindless,” the title track from their album Mindless on Aural Films. A NYP release let loose on the 14th of Feb. 2026

Vast open sky at twilight, no horizon line, only infinite gradients of indigo and violet; beneath it, subtle field recordings of wind across empty plains merge with slow, formless tones that seem to erase the boundary between listener and sound.
A generous, healing expanse of drone crafted in tribute to World Sound Healing Day — pure, extended immersion without anchor or agenda.

That was Fabio Keiner & Jack Hertz — “Mindless.”

We continue with Gustavo Denouard and “Chimes in the Mist,” from the album Echoes of the Cosmos on Projekt Records. Dropped January 30th 2026.

Crystalline structures floating in deep space, faint luminous fog parting to reveal shimmering synth chimes that ripple outward like light through water, everything weightless, radiant, eternal.
Enchanting, luminous ambient electronics that evoke distant nebulae and quiet cosmic wonder.

That was Gustavo Denouard — “Chimes in the Mist.”

Shifting now to Yakuza Jacuzzi with “Wabi-Sabi,” from the album Wabi-Sabi on Cyclical Dreams which dropped on the 27th of February 2026.

An ancient garden after rain — cracked stone lantern, imperfect moss-covered branches, bass tones humming low like earth settling, harmonic shimmers appearing and dissolving like fleeting cherry blossoms in wind.
An immersive embrace of imperfection and transience, where cosmic drones and subtle instrumentation find beauty in the incomplete.

That was Yakuza Jacuzzi — “Wabi-Sabi.”

Next comes Mark Ellery Griffiths and “Colledig,” from the album Annwfn 2025, NYP self-released on March 1st 2026.
Shadowed Welsh valleys at twilight, mist clinging to ancient stones, deep drones rising from the earth like voices from the underworld, slow layers evoking loss and mythic depth.
Dark, resonant ambient that draws listeners into the mythic underworld with brooding, mythological weight.

That was Mark Ellery Griffiths — “Colledig.”

We move toward the close with Lingua Lustra and “Collosphaera,” from the album Sphaera 2005-2025, self-released on 24th of January 2026.
Spherical forms drifting through twenty years of sonic memory — glowing orbs of reworked and lost experiments, vast spherical atmospheres expanding and contracting like living celestial bodies.
This release is a sweeping retrospective journey through two decades of refined, expansive soundworlds — timeless and enveloping.

That was Lingua Lustra — “Collosphaera.”

And to carry us out… Rupert Lally with “Nord D” — Self released work titles Norden which dropped on the 6th of March 2026.
Stark Nordic landscape under pale winter light, modular synth lines tracing generative paths across frozen lakes, minimal pulses echoing like footsteps in snow, vast and unadorned.
Crisp, generative minimalism born from single-take modular explorations — quiet, precise, and profoundly spacious.

That was Rupert Lally — “Nord D.”

And so the waves recede for another evening. Eight long forms, eight patient unfoldings. If any of these pieces resonated in the quiet corners, you’ll find links to the artists and albums on the episode page at trevor.se and in the Mixcloud comments.

Trevlad on Bandcamp remains my small sonic home — trevlad.bandcamp.com.

Feel free to leave a thought on the Mixcloud timeline. Until the next fragment of time pulls us back together… this is Trevor, signing off from Expansive Waves, episode twenty-four. Cheerio…

Work Money DeathPain Becomes Prayer And Prayer Becomes A Song – 00:00
DubberrookieReal Axing – 14:24
Fabio Keiner & Jack HertzMindless – 28:35
Gustavo DenouardChimes in the Mist – 50:23
Yakuza JacuzziWabi-Sabi – 1:08:48
Mark Ellery GriffithsColledig – 1:21:23
Lingua LustraCollosphaera – 1:35:59
Rupert LallyNord D – 1:50:04


Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 176

04 February 2026

///hits.enjoyable.amended

Virtual mixtape radio for the sonically adventurous. 20 artists. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

Good evening, or morning, or whatever sliver of the clock you’ve managed to carve out for yourself. This is Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library, episode 176. I’m your guide, Trevor.

The cassette sits ready in the deck, labels hand-scribbled, oxide already flaking a bit at the edges. Side A and Side B, twenty artists strung across them like beads on a frayed string. We’ll flip the tape halfway through, that satisfying clunk and hiss, because some things refuse to be digital.

Tonight we drift through ambient drifts, kosmische pulses, drone meditations, a touch of library funk, some psychedelic sprawl, electroacoustic murmurs from places like Bulgaria, the UK, Munich, Buenos Aires, Athens, Rome, Sheffield, Colorado, and a few others that don’t fit neatly on any map. The longest track stretches out patiently, Asha Patera’s – Wandering in the Upside Down from Sounds for the Soul Records, clocking in at just over 11 minutes. Durations aside, none hurry. There’s an exclusive track which open the B side from Moscow artist DEE_KAY and his track Bellcut. But we’ll get to all that in a bit.
Headphones on if you’ve got them. Volume where it feels intimate. Let the kettle whistle if it wants to. The world can wait.

We begin with a January release from the Mahorka label in Bulgaria, a collected volume of drone and teknoiz spanning a decade. Autonomаton offers The UFO project remix—eerie, floating synth washes that suggest something observed from a great height, unhurried and slightly unsettling in the best way. From the album Collected Not Lost 2015-2025 Vol 1: Drone and Teknoiz.

Autonomаton – The UFO project remix.

Next, Mark Ellery Griffiths with Synthi Sequence B. Loops and sequences built on vintage synths, patient repetitions that build quiet architectures. Mark is a regular of my shows and doesn’t get the credit he should. Check out his Bandcamp releases. He’s nudging on 50 and they’re name your price. Synthi Loops Sequences 2025 – Self released back in December.

Mark Ellery Griffiths – Synthi Sequence B.

Danielle Nia now, Longing For Togetherness. Warm, enveloping tones from i u we records, a gentle pull toward connection without ever forcing the issue. Stunning patchwork from the great Connected 3 compilation. Released a couple of weeks back on i u we records.

Danielle Nia – Longing For Togetherness.

Greek artist Substak and his track Apartment Window from Belgian ambient label Daydreamers. A quick view onto quiet streets, field recordings woven into subtle rhythms, the sound of somewhere lived-in and watched over time. From the EP Empty Bench – released not two weeks ago.

Substak – Apartment Window.

A good friend of the channel Asha Patera, Wandering in the Upside Down. Dream-logic drifts and inverted atmospheres from Sounds for the Soul Records, like walking through familiar rooms that have rearranged themselves while you slept. The Vale of Shadows – Sounds for the Soul. Which is a Stranger Things inspired ambient compilation. Also released in January. This is the long haul.

Asha Patera – Wandering in the Upside Down.

Belgian artist Jeroen Lauwers is, Red Stars Over Tokyo with In Trance from self released The Burning Spiral. Pulsing, hypnotic acid tinged layers that suggest endless night drives through neon-lit cities that might not exist. The Burning Spiral. released back in December.

Red Stars Over Tokyo – In Trance.

Southend On Sea artist Adrian Lane, After The Deluge. Post-flood calm, piano and strings emerging from residue, reflective, haunted and sparse. Their Ghosts and Ours – out on Sheffields finest Audiobulb.

Adrian Lane – After The Deluge.

Argentinian artist Puppy Bordiga with mRn, Solarium. Collaborative warmth, sunlit electronics and gentle percussion from Walking the Way III. Self released back in November.

Puppy Bordiga with mRn – Solarium.

ATA Records is a label and I can’t get my head around if they are also a band. They really know their library stuff but on this release and others the artist is simply ATA Records, no credits to the artists which is a shame. Anyway This is Tatsuya, The Sword. Library archive material, cinematic and evocative, with a heartfelt flute. drawn from Vol 4. The Library Archive Vol 4 – ATA Records.

ATA Records – Tatsuya, The Sword.

Tape flip. The mechanism clicks, heads realign, oxide continues its slow decay. Side B.

Coming up the exclusive for episode 176 is by Moscow Marist DEE-KEY now, Bellcut. Sharp, precise cuts through ambient haze from Local Gods. Local Gods. Drops next week in the 12 of February. Remember where you heard it first.

DEE-KEY – Bellcut.

Now from one of the best Italian jazz-funk library albums of the ’70s. Oscar Rocchi’s Genziana. Herbal, pastoral electronics evoking wild flowers and Italian hillsides, from Erbe Selvatiche on Four Flies Vaults which is the digital imprint of Four Flies Records.

Oscar Rocchi – Genziana.

Now to a favourite label and a release from November. Grant Beasley, The Vanishing Point. This is the title track. Horizon-line drones and slow dissolves. Grant Beasley – The Vanishing Point – Cyclical Dreams.

Grant Beasley – The Vanishing Point.

Next filter sweep time. LA artist Good Sunset, Taormina. Which is a hilltop town on the island of Sicily and I bet they have good sunsets there. Sun-drenched, cinematic reveries from Cinema Everything on Mystery Circles.

Good Sunset – Taormina.

And here’s one from me, under Trevlad—EXPANSIVE WAVES 18 (Slipping Precautions Obvious). A previous transmission excerpt, layered and recursive. TVCL 07 – Trevlad.

Trevlad – EXPANSIVE WAVES 18 (Slipping Precautions Obvious).

Next the poppiest piece I’ve played in a good while. Nostalgia 77, You Where In My Dream Last Night. Dream-state jazz inflections, soft and lingering. Love the bass lines and sound. This is the first single from their upcoming EP titled: When The Lights Gone. Which drops on the 1 May on Nostalgia 77’s Bandcamp page.

Nostalgia 77 – You Where In My Dream Last Night.

Next up Guitars and synth with GROSSO GADGETTO, and “the track Once there was only dark”. Apocalyptic soundscapes for a world winding down, from “Soundtrack for a Dying World by Dark Supreme & Grosso Gadgetto”. Sampled voices of Matthew McConaughey & Woody Harrelson.

GROSSO GADGETTO – “Once there was only dark”.

Now get your world music psychedelic slippers on. We’re off to Melbourne Australia. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Flying Microtonal Banana. Microtonal excursions, psychedelic without apology, the shortest in the episode at 2:34 yet packing strange tunings into tight space. From the album of the same fantastic name. Released on the Heavenly Recordings label about a year ago.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Flying Microtonal Banana.

Now back to 2021 and some wonky synth chords. Near Stoic, Music For A Friend. Intimate, thoughtful pieces from Notebook Thoughts Short Stories on Third Kind Records. A definite Boards of Canada vibe to this one.

Near Stoic – Music For A Friend.

Now I wish my doorbell sounded more like this. The penultimate track and the ultimate wind down. Miguel Otero, Blooming in Sturton Street. Gentle blooms and street-level calm from Islas Calm Cloud. One of the recent compilations let loose on Whitelabrecs. Get it now…

Miguel Otero – Blooming in Sturton Street.

And before the tape ends. Thanks for staying with it. These transmissions aren’t built for haste, and neither, I suspect, are you. Support the artists if any of this lodged somewhere—buy the music, share the names. Stream this one on Mixcloud for a week if you need to revisit. All the paths and links live at trevor.se.
And if it was possible to close on a chiller note I think I have you covered. We close with Astropilot, The River Knows No Hurry. Flowing, unforced kosmische from Stockholm label Valley View Records, a reminder that some currents simply continue.
Until the next time the cassette calls. Stay resonant. Stay expansive. Let the sounds find their own way.
Trevor, signing off.
Astropilot – The River Knows No Hurry.

Intro – 00:00
AutonomаtonThe UFO project remix – 01:45
Mark Ellery GriffithsSynthi Sequence B – 06:21
Danielle NiaLonging For Togetherness – 09:37
SubstakApartment Window – 16:03
Asha PateraWandering in the Upside Down – 18:25
Red Stars Over TokyoIn Trance – 28:44
Adrian LaneAfter The Deluge – 35:44
Puppy Bordiga w. VariousSolarium (with mRn) – 38:46
ATA RecordsTatsuya, The Sword – 41:43
B Side – 45:35
*DEE-KEYBellcut – 45:52
Oscar RocchiGenziana – 50:50
Grant BeasleyThe Vanishing Point – 53:21
Good SunsetTaormina – 1:01:15
TrevladEXPANSIVE WAVES 18 (Slipping Precautions Obvious) – 1:04:46
Nostalgia 77You Where In My Dream Last Night – 1:07:54
GROSSO GADGETTO“Once there was only dark” – 1:12:06
King Gizzard & The Lizard WizardFlying Microtonal Banana – 1:20:12
Near StoicMusic For A Friend – 1:23:08
Miguel OteroBlooming in Sturton Street – 1:27:32
AstropilotThe River Knows No Hurry – 1:32:45
Outro – 1:36:42

*track is yet to be released at the date of episode recording.

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 175

01 February 2026

///workforce.overtime.whistle


Virtual mixtape radio for the sonically adventurous. 20 artists. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

Good evening, or morning, or whatever sliver of the clock you’ve washed up in. This is Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library, episode one hundred and seventy-five. I’m Trevor, here again, turning over another worn cassette in the dim glow, letting the oxide whisper its secrets.
These tapes arrive unmarked most times, or with labels half-peeled, but they carry traces—field recordings folded into drone, synths that drift like low cloud over northern latitudes, breaks that nod to libraries long since catalogued and forgotten, post-rock edges softened by reverb tails, psych undercurrents that never quite surface, ambient excursions that refuse to resolve. Scotland lingers in a few of these grooves, Cologne breathes through one, Italy scatters light across another, while others seem to come from no fixed place at all, just coordinates lost between sleep and map.
No rush tonight. Twenty pieces, two sides, a flip when the spool runs thin. If the kettle needs boiling, let it. If the room grows cold, pull something closer. The world can wait outside the door.
It’s a special Saturday here in Sweden and marks the start of the Melody Festival. Which, however you feel about it makes the long winter up here bearable. How ever you feel about the music represented.
Now back to this outing.
First, something that moves like light through leaves in late winter. Camouflage by Kraft, from the Bureau B 2025 release on Bureau B. A gentle, sensual, unfurling, synths breathing slow. Headphones on, let time dissolve and let the frequencies claim you.
Camouflage – Kraft.
Now Lo Five with STORY, pulled from Superdank on Lunar Module. A definite nod to the ORB, A pumping beat over child spoken narrative and House stabs.
STORY – Lo Five.
Now taking us way down. E J R M offers Pitter Patter, part of Solar Return – Gollden Hour Mix on Imaginary North. Glistening drones that patter like rain on tin, layered with distant chords.
Pitter Patter – E J R M.
Now staying in Droneville. Wil Bolton and David Cordero together for Starlight Breeze, from How to Make Sense of Downtime on the Home Normal label. Notes drift against soft drones, a breeze indeed.
Starlight Breeze – Wil Bolton & David Cordero.
Now a shot one, 1:25 to be exact. Tim Story and Cafe Kaputt, taken from Buzzle on Curious Music. Melancholic Mellotron keys and a Hugh Hopper style bass, in a room that’s emptying slowly.
Cafe Kaputt – Tim Story.
The longest piece for the episode at 8 minutes. Droning Cats with NRV bring Dreams with Claws, from Cartography of Sleep on Barcelona based See Blue Audio. Claws sheathed in haze, dreams that scratch gently. Bobbling bass which sounds like it’s being played by the tide. and sparse porch friendly guitar lines.
Dreams with Claws – Droning Cats with NRV.
Caer Sgàil, from Scotland, with It’s The People We Choose (Exit Chamber’s Choose Wisely Remix), off It’s The Remixes We Choose EP on Caer Sgàil’s Bandcamp. Deep, shadowed rework, piano buried in mist.
It’s The People We Choose (Exit Chamber’s Choose Wisely Remix) – Caer Sgàil.
And now for something completely different. Modern Sound Quartet and Bucaneve, from Italian Library Breaks on Four Flies Records. Breaks with a Mediterranean lightness, snow in name only. Italian library jazz fusion from the 70s.
Bucaneve – Modern Sound Quartet.
Another longer track at 7:39. Andrea Cichecki offers When We Close Our Eyes, shared with track that follows by Tangent Universes on Connected 3 via I u we Records. Eyes closed, the world turns inward, synths cradle the shift.
When We Close Our Eyes – Andrea Cichecki.
And right beside it, Tangent Universes with A Suit Of Leaves, also from Connected 3 on I u we Records. Leaves rustling in some parallel season.
A Suit Of Leaves – Tangent Universes.
Time to turn the tape. Listen for the clunk, the hiss, the moment the mechanism catches.

We open Side B. Ekin Fil with bump, from Bora Boreas on Dutch label Dronarivm. Delicate, almost fragile, yet it lingers.
bump – Ekin Fil.
Now the perfect track for the moment as I’m recording this on Saturday morning. Wooden Tape and Saturday Morning, lifted from the MCPM018 Compilation Album on Moolakii Club Audio Interface label. Sun through curtains, coffee cooling, a cassette morning.
Saturday Morning – Wooden Tape.
Another Mellotron now. Osees deliver The Ceiling, released as a single. Garage-psych softened at the edges. Like early Floyd crossed with Cardiacs.
The Ceiling – Osees.
Next some original indie thinking. Foxwarren with Strange, off 2 on Anti- Records. Folk that tilts strange, sampled classic movie strings and bubbling bass.
Strange – Foxwarren.
Next Andrew Wasylyk featuring Gruff Rhys on The Cold Collar, from Irreparable Parables on the immaculate Clay Pipe Music label. Wonderful story telling.
The Cold Collar (Feat. Gruff Rhys) – Andrew Wasylyk.
Eafhm presents Luzne (Part l), from Eafhm – Luzne on Secuencias Temporales. Percussive world techno. Part one unfolds slow, light on water perhaps.
Luzne (Part l) – Eafhm.
Now the shortest tack of the episode at 58 seconds Herne von Bòrmanvs with Will O^ Water, from Synthergic on recent label friend Pente. Water that glows, will o’ the wisp in circuit form.
Will O^ Water – Herne von Bòrmanvs.
another short and sweet track at 1:42. Grocer Cat and closing up shop. the day is done, off A Day at Market on Hecate. Shutters down, keys in pocket, quiet settles.
closing up shop. the day is done – Grocer Cat.
Now some raw grit. Geese arrive with Bow Down, from Getting Killed on their Bandcamp. Post-punk angles, heads bowed in rhythm.
Bow Down – Geese.
And now, as the reels slow and the tape flaps loose at the end, a few words before the silence claims us again. Thanks for staying with it. These shows aren’t built for quick glances or playlists on shuffle. They’re for the long sit, the slow listen. If anything here stayed with you, find the artists, buy the records, send them a signal through the ether. It matters. This one streams free for seven days on Mixcloud—link below, or at trevor.se, where the credits live too. Comments welcome, or none at all. Silence has its own frequency.
Until the next tape finds its way onto the deck—stay resonant, stay expansive, let the waves carry what they will.
Finally, Jens Pauly with Naab, from his work on the great Whitelabrecs. Field lines drawn in Cologne air, quiet testimony.
This is Trevor, signing off. Cheerio…

Intro – 00:00
CamouflageKraft – 01:40
Lo FiveSTORY – 05:45
E J R MPitter Patter – 10:42
*Wil Bolton & David CorderoStarlight Breeze – 12:32
Tim StoryCafe Kaputt – 17:27
Droning Cats with NRVDreams with Claws – 18:50
Caer SgàilIt’s The People We Choose (Exit Chamber’s Choose Wisely Remix) – 26:20
Modern Sound QuartetBucaneve – 32:29
Andrea CicheckiWhen We Close Our Eyes – 34:50
Tangent UniversesA Suit Of Leaves – 42:05
B Side – 46:14
Ekin Filbump – 46:31
Wooden TapeSaturday Morning – 49:34
OseesThe Ceiling – 52:21
FoxwarrenStrange – 54:24
Andrew Wasylyk (Feat. Gruff Rhys)The Cold Collar (Feat. Gruff Rhys) – 57:32
EafhmLuzne (Part l) – 1:01:21
Herne von BòrmanvsWill O^ Water – 1:06:17
Grocer Catclosing up shop. the day is done – 1:07:31
GeeseBow Down – 1:09:08
Jens PaulyNaab – 1:13:29
Outro – 1:17:52

*track is yet to be released at the date of episode recording.

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 169

17 January 2026

///hits.enjoyable.amended

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This is Trevor here, on the 17th of January 2026. Bringing you Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library, cassette number 169.
Two sides, as ever. A flip in the middle. Twenty names scratched onto the insert in biro that’s starting to fade.
We begin Side A, with Lisbon Portugal based JB Kyron and Tony Watts who together call themselves Hidden Horse — Trespass Into The Maze from their forthcoming release Renewer and also on the
upcoming vinyl compilation Extracellular — from Buried Treasure. Which, at the moment can only be heard on CD when you purchase a Gig Ticket Promo. A gig featuring some great acts highlighting avant-garde abstraction & hip-swinging electronica which takes place at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, in Reading, on the 28th of February. Tickets are only 6 pounds. A no brainer if you’re in that neck of the woods.
Trespass Into The Maze is a slow unfurling of field recordings and distant bells, like walking through fog that remembers your footsteps.
So headphones on, let time dissolve, and let the frequencies claim you.
Next up is Scottish artist.
Veryan — and the remix version of Needles At The Bottom Of The Sea, by Jules Straw aka, Pinklogik. Taken from the three track, name your price, self released, Broken Mirrors EP.
Deep sub-aquatic drift, pulses that rise and fall like breath under pressure.
Dolphins of Venice — Guldschmitt
From Captains of Industry — Mahorka.
Golden drones meet faint mechanical clatter, somewhere between Venice canals and abandoned factories.
Coming up the channels best friend in the form of Gareth Evans also known as Horrowdwarf or HDRF — here with one of the many great tracks from my own curated 45 track compilation Resonances From The Depths. Gareth is one of those people you’re happy to have on the planet, and deserves at least a plaque for being himself.
Layered aquatic melancholy, synths that bubble and subside without ever quite surfacing. HDRF, But Drowning.
Now some damp drones from Mosaicist — Unseen For The Day
From The Fog Is Lifting — released back in November on Whitelabrecs.
Quiet guitar figures dissolve into haze, the sound of light slowly leaving a room.
Now another track from that Buried treasure Extracellular compilation from
Domotic — Ossature. Originally released on the self released Fourrure Sounds Vol. 2 —
Bone-dry textures and soft fur-like pads, intimate and strangely tactile with bonkers bubbling percussive sequences.
Next up LA based Steve Pacheco takes us out into the clouds with — Aspen Grove
From Islas Calm Cloud — Whitelabrecs.
Gentle wind through high branches, sparse piano notes caught in the aspens.
Now from Antwerp, Belgium Gregory Geerts also known as, Strangebird~Sounds brings us some Eurorack modular magic with the track — FLUORITE
From Minerals Form The Crust
Crystalline resonances, mineral shimmer that feels both ancient and newly formed. Released on Audiobulb Records yesterday.
Another exclusive track also from Audiobulb records now from idiiom wonderful improvised vocalisations in the title track Neural Network dropping on the 7th of February.
Glitching, half-remembered machine dreams, edges that blur between code and consciousness.
Finishing off the A side is an artists I played yesterday on the EXPANSIVE WAVES episode. This is applecore — fmbient
From Contact At The Deep Bottom — a name your price release that dropped on the 11th of January via the Mahorka label.
Warm, lo-fi ambient hum, like a distant server farm breathing in the night.

Side B

Starting of the second half of the show is a release from yesterday from Argentinian synthesist Ulises Labaronnie — Evening thoughts
From Cycles De Mémoire — Cyclical Dreams.
Reflective, almost elegiac pads that drift through twilight memory.
And now Bernard Grancher — with, excuse my French, Sous les flots incertains et la fange du matin, which translates as Under the uncertain floods and the mire of the morning
From Astra Lumen Solaria which dropped January 6th on artist curated label Astra Solaria Recordings.
Blissful retro synth currents, morning mud, slow and deliberate.
Gareth Jones — erSprach
From Mortality Tables single — released January 12th on Mortality Tables.
Odd sampled fragments, suspended in vast reverb, half incantation.
And now the brothers Clive and Mark Ives also known as Woo — Abstract Objects
From the album M=C — Self released on the 21st of December.
Floating, free-form abstraction, gentle percussion that never quite commits to rhythm.

Some deep drone now from the legends The Black Dog — Sleep Deprivation 44: Frayed Edges Consciousness
From The Black Dog Presents Sleep Deprivation Greatest Hits Vol. 3.
Exhausted, fraying electronics, the sound of a mind at 4 a.m. still refusing to shut down.

Now a name we’ve all grown up with in Karl Bartos of Kraftwerk fame here with the track Another Reality
From the compilation Bureau B 2025
Kosmische pulse, clean and measured, a doorway left ajar to somewhere parallel.
We head back to Whitelabrecs and a release that dropped today in the form of the must have compilation Sleeplaboratory6.0 here is French artist Eric Allietta better known as Ancient Astronaut — Lightened.
Weightless drift, light slowly returning after long dark.
Rutger Zuydervelt — House of Strength
From House of Strength — released last November on the amazing Dutch label, Dronarivm.
Architectural drones, solid yet permeable, like walking through rooms made of sound.
The penultimate piece from the episode is also an exclusive track from Third Kind Records 5 quid subscription service which entitles subscribers to exclusive stuff as well as 50% off merch.
Rupert Lally & Nicholas Langley — Acid Pavilions
Acid-touched modular wanderings, pavilions erected and dismantled in the same breath.
Before the reels slow, a few words.
Thanks for staying with it. These tapes aren’t made for playlists or algorithms.
They’re made for the hours when the rest of the world has gone quiet.
If anything here stayed with you, find the artists, buy the music, keep the small labels breathing.
Stream this one on Mixcloud while it lasts, links and credits at trevor.se and in the comments.
Say something if the mood takes you. Or say nothing. Both are fine.
I was recently back in Dublin for a few days and met with a couple of my closest friends from the past. At the honorary pub session there was excitement about this final act. Who are new to me oddly. Thanks to Garret and Graham for the heads up. This is
Thee Oh Sees — Toe Cutter – Thumb Buster
From Floating Coffin — Self released
Garage-psych motorik churn, the only moment tonight where things get properly physical.
Until the next cassette finds its way into the deck—stay resonant.
Trevor, signing off.

Intro – 00:00
*Hidden HorseTrespass Into The Maze – 00:20
VeryanNeedles At The Bottom Of The Sea (Pinklogik Remix) – 05:01
Dolphins of VeniceGuldschmitt – 09:30
HDRFBut Drowning – 13:15
MosaicistUnseen For The Day – 15:46
DomoticOssature / Fourrure Sounds – 21:16
Steve PachecoAspen Grove – 23:55
Strangebird~SoundsFLUORITE – 33:49
idiiomNeural Network – 36:39
applecorefmbient – 40:53
B Side – 43:52
Ulises LabaronnieEvening thoughts – 44:20
Bernard GrancherSous les flots incertains et la fange du matin – 47:09
Gareth JoneserSprach – 50:32
WooAbstract Objects – 53:24
The Black DogSleep Deprivation 44: Frayed Edges Consciousness – 54:26
Karl BartosAnother Reality – 58:15
Ancient AstronautLightened – 1:01:12
Rutger ZuyderveltHouse of Strength – 1:04:57
*Rupert Lally & Nicholas LangleyAcid Pavilions – 1:12:54
Thee Oh SeesToe Cutter – Thumb Buster – 1:18:05
Outro – 1:22:24

*track is yet to be released at the date of episode recording.

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EXPANSIVE WAVES 22

16 Janurary 2026

INTRO – 00:00
Patrick R. PärkMeandering Infinite Rotor – 00:42
Caught In JoyCopenhagen Magic – 15:11
*Sons of FaustNeverthelessness – 27:22
This is an exclusive track included as a Bonus track on the vinyl release of Pioneers Without Frontiers
American Astro Monkey ProjectSelective Mix Part 2 – 46:31
applecorecontact at the deep bottom – 1:13:02
Martin StürtzerLong Range Signal – 1:26:41
WHI RecordingsDescending-Snowdon – 1:43:47
The Gaye DeviceMystie Blue – 1:56:03

*track is unreleased at the the time of the episode’s publication.

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 168

15 January 2026

///saves.lend.held

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Here is Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library – episode 168.
Here on the virtual deck tonight, another selection pulled from the shelves of the library. Electronic currents, ambient drifts, synthesizer explorations, some deep techno pulses, kosmische traces, italian library breaks, and a few passages into hauntology and experimental corners.
We begin side A.
Steve Hauschildt – Statue of Verdigris – from Aeropsia
A shimmering, verdant drift of modular synth layers from Tbilisi, Georgia that feels permanently suspended in early morning light. Available through Simul Records.
Here is 6 minutes from Awe Kid – Eve (Max Cooper Remix) – from Atomnation 2025 Compilation 2
Intricate, breathing jungle rework with crystalline rhythms and vast open skies. The first of two works from this great compilation.
Saïph – Tellurkraft – from Accentape007: Saïph – Teriak 2
Staying in the beat section we have dense, rolling dubtechno pressure from Paris, heavy with reverb tails and mineral undertones.
Let’s take it down with VVvrm – Nightwatch – from Praise the Hidden Path
Shadowy, nocturnal dungeon synth that guards the gates between worlds. Bringing us back to, or into, gaming mode.
Coming up wonderful 5/8 timings with Portland Vows – Algor – from Living Posthumously
Bleak, isolationist dark ambient from the Pacific Northwest, cold wind across abandoned concrete. On the amazing Third Kind Record label.
Short and sweet with Suncastle – Evenbloom – from Like Failing Clockwork
Gentle, nature synth drift, soft blooms unfolding across a failing, crackling, mechanical horizon. Available through Triplicate records.
Epic drones coming up from Gidge – Whiteout – from Atomnation 2025 Compilation 2
Sweeping, melodic techno from Sweden with white-noise horizons and distant emotional thunder. The second piece from this must have Atomisation release.
Bringing back some percussive elements with Monoparts – Scattered Parts – from 2025 Label Compilation mixed by Todos (A Strangely Isolated Place)
Fragmented IDM constructions, delicate and quietly chaotic.
Here comes almost 6 minutes of dub from Shadow Dancer – Bom20 – from 1997-1998 Unreleased
Raw, vintage Chicago acid lines via Manchester unearthed from the late 90s archive. Self Released.
Coming up the last entry for the A side and the most adventurous outing of the show I dare say. Just under 6 minutes from aeon – Sora (adagio for shrimps) – from the compilation Resonances from the Depths
Submerged, watery electroacoustic meditation with strange, gentle crustacean lullabies. Recorded with real live shrimps. aeon is a top friend of the channel and this is a piece from my second compilation outing available via the Trevlad Bandcamp page.
(tape slows… mechanical clunk… flip… tape leader hiss)
More atmospheres from distant places tonight – Sweden, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Norway, and even a whisper from Argentina.
Scottish artist Moray Newlands – The Recesses – another one from my own Murmurs in the Mist compilation.
Quiet, misty drone passages that linger in forgotten corridors. It’s so nice to see the artists from my releases getting airplay out there. Don’t forget to send in your entries for the upcoming Puzzles of the Psyche compilation before March 26th.
And now two minutes of bliss from Nicholas Langley – 1996 – from Entropy Soundtracks & Ambients Volume 2 (Third Kind Records)
Nostalgic 90s hauntology, crackling with the ghosts of old TV idents. If you think I’ve being playing a lot from Third Kind Records lately it’s because they sent me their entire discography. Hint hint, wink wink, say no more.
Meftah – 7 – from The Second Circle (Neroli Records)
Minimal, 7/8 timed hypnotic pulse carved from deep Parisian shadows.
The legendary Kid Spatula – Spitalfield – from Joozy (Mike Paradinas aka Mu-ziq aka Kid Spatula
Playful, skewed IDM with bright, wonky angles. and a fantastic synth bass line. Another one available through Third Kind Records.
And here’s another great bass line but from the 70s with a short one by Rocchi, Godi, Chiarosi or the Modern Sound Quartet – Confabulante – from Italian Library Breaks (Four Flies Records)
Funky, swinging library groove straight out of Milan, on another channel supporting label.
A clear nod to Kraftwerk coming now with the longest piece on the episode clocking in at 7 minutes 28 seconds from Michael Brückner – Sequential Blue – from A Sequence of Colours (Cyclical Dreams) Massive shoutout to Pablo from the label who sends me all the latest from the label.
Berlin School sequences that ripple outward in deep azure waves.
Another one on the longer side at 5:48 from Trem 77 – Aepochs – from the album of the same name.
Cosmic, expansive synthesizer music that stretches across epochs. Thank you to the artist for sending me this and for the kind words about the channel. Don’t forget to send stuff you’d like to hear me play. It doesn’t have to be your own.
And now for something completely different with some short exclusive soul vibes from Norwegian Les Imprimés – Next Summer – from Fading Forward
Warm, sweet soul with gentle indie touches, looking toward brighter days. Coming soon on Big Crown Records and Colemine Records.
Al Lover Meets Cairo Liberation Front – Level 5 – from Nymphaea Caerulea
Psychedelic dub ritual, heavy percussion meeting ancient plant visions. Out on the amazing Gothenburg Sweden based label Höga Nord Rekords.
Now to end episode 168 of The Virtual Cassette Library I bring you some haunted piano from Swoop and Cross – Elco eda – from On the Grounds of Indecency (Perceptual Tapes)
Strange, off-kilter experimental soundscape with hidden narratives.

And that concludes episode 168. Thanks for staying with the tape right to the end. Until the next flip. Cheerio…

Intro – 00:00
Steve HauschildtStatue of Verdigris – 01:05
Awe KidEve (Max Cooper Remix) – 04:27
SaïphTellurkraft – 10:04
VVvrmNightwatch – 14:09
Portland VowsAlgor – 19:16
SuncastleEvenbloom – 24:14
GidgeWhiteout – 25:05
MonopartsScattered Parts – 29:36
Shadow DancerBom20 – 34:30
aeonSora (adagio for shrimps) – 39:37
B Side – 45:36
Moray NewlandsThe Recesses – 46:02
Nicholas Langley1996 – 49:45
Meftah7 – 51:34
Kid SpatulaSpitalfield – 54:35
Rocchi, Godi, ChiarosiConfabulante – 57:32
Michael BrücknerSequential Blue – 58:40
Trem 77Aepochs – 1:05:16
*Les ImprimésNext Summer – 1:10:13
Al Lover Meets Cairo Liberation FrontLevel 5 – 1:12:45
Swoop and CrossElco eda – 1:14:34
Outro – 1:17:35

*track is yet to be released at the date of episode recording.

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 165

10 January 2026

///pipe.fluid.fame

Virtual 90 minute mixtapes for the sonically adventurous. 30 artists, two 45 minute sets. A spoken intro followed by music only show. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

“Hello, Trevor here, and this is the all new Virtual Cassette Library and episode one‑six‑five.
First up we have the La Ponto Ensemblo which is actually a duo made up of Hans-Dieter Schmidt and Edward-Clark Cornell who together make delicate and harsh neo-classical pieces. This is track five from their latest release Fragile Objects: In A Harsh Environment.
Headphones on, let time dissolve, and let the music claim you.
Next up an old favourite of mine in the form of fellow Irishman David K. Mason. Better known as Listening Center. Mason is now based in New York and runs the rather fantastic Temporary tapes label. Although this track, Plugged In Nollaig, (nollaig being Irish for Christmas) is from the Subexotic Records compilation EP Yule 25.
Just a heads up, starting back on episode 156, there’s a little cipher game running through the series. Each episode, during the intermission, you’ll hear a number. Scribble it down. After ten episodes, you’ll have the full sequence. Put the pieces together, crack the cipher, and you’ll unlock a code that knocks ninety‑five percent off anything on my Bandcamp page. Which means you can scoop up the whole discography for about two quid. It’s not meant to be difficult—just enough to keep you awake at night wondering if you’ll get it right.
Now next up the original sounds of Sam Prekop. Sam is a master of modular synthesis. This is the title track from his latest release Open Close which is available through Thrill Jockey Records.
Now Mark Donlon also known as CZiGO with the dare I say jazz fusion injected piece, SERPITUDE, from his album, Techno Feudal. The latest to drop on New Zealand based Machine Records.
Now Russian artist NDORFIK with the Idm vibe Saimaa which is named after a Finnish lake and here is given a Finnish remix by the legendary Lackluster. The album of the same name is available through the Local Gods label.
Next up is from the i u we records label. A label focussing on the beauty of female diversity in electronic music.
The artist is Silver Galaky and is a duo made up of Anna-Maria Van Reusel on modular and keyboard synthesizers, and usually a very imaginative guitarist Dennis Slypen. Although this piece might well be just anna letting loose on her 5U Moon Modular system. The track is Strahlensammler and is from the upcoming compilation release connected #3. Dropping on i u we records on the 20th of January.
Now one of my favourite Swedish artists at the moment. Albin Johansson who simply goes by the name Albin. Everything Albin has released is gold. He has that retro library music ear which I cherish. This is the title track from the name your price EP DFAM which I believe is entirely written on the Moog Drummer From Another Mother. Albin is also a curator of the Malmö label Paltunes. Let’s go.
And now staying in Sweden in a way. from my neighbours up the road Passed Recordings recent, must have Chrimbo compilation The Ghost of Christmas passed I’ve pulled another great track from the 35 piece strong release in the form of this short entry, Snowfields by the artist Angel who I no nothing about. Enjoy…
Next up a long live piece I’ve kept its entirety for the episode. This is the artist Ryan Watts who goes by the wonderful name of Akira Film Script. Here with the piece E. Not to be confused with E or E.. Which are tracks on the same album titled Live at the Modern. It’s released on a label you should all know by now, whitelabrecs run by the unstoppable Harry Towell.
And now to end the virtual A side another figure of the ambient scene who does more than his fair share, Boris Potschubay who we all know as Jogging House. Boris curates the fantastic label Seil Records on which he has released the album Kiosk. Here he is with the track Worn.

Starting off the B side was the wonderful harp-like piano sounds and jazz phrasings of Brooklyn based artist Eliot Krimsky with the track, Transmission, from the album, I Made My House. Out on the outstanding Moon Glyph
Next a track of my own titled Trunk Stubbed Wiser which is a What3Words geographical location where I’ve filmed a visual to go with the piece on youtube.
It’s from the album TVCL 07.
Now a legend who for me embodies the late 90s IDM mood. French artist Alain Pachins, better known as, CIALYN here with a live take called, Last Lights / Winds Reader, from the album, 24:1900 Session Live.
Now to Melbourne bassist and producer Karl Willebrant. The ultra prolific Willebrant has released two albums since the release of The Knight Seas which was released in November. Here is an almost 11 minute treat, Thoughts of Them (A Knight on a Beach Mix – slowed and reverb)
Next up the unmistakable organic electronic sound of KILN which is actually a group made up of Kevin Hayes, Kirk Marrison, and Clark Rehberg III. Here is a track from their 8th album, Lemon Borealis. Which was released on the wonderful label, A Strangely Isolated Place. This is Ptarmigan which is a form of grouse found in northern and arctic regions.
And now a short piece from the fun Dutch artist Toxic Chicken. This is the track, Inner Worlds, from the album, Felicity out on the brilliant label Ingrown Records.
Staying with Ingrown Records, here is another quicky, from label curator, Raw Ryan , here as the artist, Anubis Rude, and the 37 second ditty, Spirit Bell, from the album, Explorer. Support the Ingrown Records label. It’s needed.
Next up Jason Courtney aka, In Darkness There Is Light shortened to (IDTiL),
and another Machine Records release titled, A Screensaver Of Emotions, this is the pumping minute long, Ahhhh Sequence.
Now to the penultimate track and something different from British born, Vienna based, Mark Peter Royce Featuring Cecilia C from Tempestine and the track, Antidote, from the album Twilight in the Altered World.
We end with the beautiful ambient warblings of Collette Andrea who goes by the name Gollden. Collette helps curate the Toronto based label Imaginary North together with Daniel Field of Kilometre Club fame. Thank you all for tuning into episode 165 of the Virtual Cassette library. I hope you like its new direction. Sending us home is Gollden with, destiny #9, from the album, Destiny.

Intro – 00:00
La Ponto EnsembloV – 00:45
Listening CenterPlugged In Nollaig – 04:43
Sam PrekopOpen Close – 07:35
CZiGOSERPITUDE – 13:07
NdorfikSaimaa (Lackluster Remix) – 16:05
Silver GalaxyStrahlensammler – 19:40
AlbinDFAM – 24:40
AngelSnowfields – 28:47
Akira Film ScriptE. – 32:22
Jogging HouseWorn – 42:25
B Side – 45:02
Eliot KrimskyTransmission – 45:31
TrevladTrunk Stubbed Wiser – 47:56
CIALYNLast Lights / Winds Reader – 52:24
WillebrantThoughts of Them (A Knight on a Beach Mix – slowed and reverb) – 58:26
KILNPtarmigan – 1:07:40
Toxic ChickenInner Worlds – 1:10:35
Anubis RudeSpirit Bell – 1:12:04
IDTiLAhhhh Sequence – 1:12:35
Mark Peter RoyceAntidote (Feat. Tempestine) – 1:13:37
Golldendestiny #9 – 1:17:33
Outro – 1:21.23

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 162

1 January 2026

///mugs.softest.owners

Virtual 90 minute mixtapes for the sonically adventurous. 30 artists, two 45 minute sets. A spoken intro followed by music only show. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

“Hello, I’m Trevor, and this is episode one‑six‑two of the Virtual Cassette Library. Today’s theme is Mugs Softest Owners—which, as usual, is both the track you’re hearing underneath and a location you can find on a map, if you’re the sort who enjoys chasing coordinates on What3Words.
Before we begin, a very warm Happy New Year to you. Whether you’re listening on a walk, in the quiet of the early hours, or hiding from the world with a pair of headphones, I hope 2026 brings you peace, curiosity, and a few unexpected sonic discoveries.
We’ve got ninety minutes ahead—two sides, fifteen tracks each. Some names you’ll know, some you won’t, and that’s half the fun. And a quick note: the tracks by Simon McCorry and Gregory Paul Mineeff in this episode are exclusives from the upcoming Whitelabrecs compilation sleeplaboratory6.0. Apologies to Harry for playing so many pieces from this wonderful release, which drops tomorrow, the 2nd of January. When something’s good, it’s hard not to share it.
Now then, starting back on episode 156, there’s a little cipher game running through the series. Each episode, during the intermission, you’ll hear a number. Scribble it down. After ten episodes, you’ll have the full sequence. Put the pieces together, crack the cipher, and you’ll unlock a code that knocks ninety‑five percent off anything on my Bandcamp page. Which means you can scoop up the whole discography for about two quid. It’s not meant to be difficult—just enough to keep you awake at night wondering if you’ll get it right.
The rest of the show wanders through kosmische corners, microtonal detours, lullabies, croquettes, mythology, therapy, vortexes, and the occasional snow‑dusted memory. The sort of thing you might stumble across late at night on a shortwave dial, wondering if you imagined it.
So—headphones on, let time dissolve, and let the music claim you.”

Intro – 00:00
Radio Free LondonChoices – 02:35
PulsesElectric Snowflakes – 05:40
King Gizzard & The Lizard WizardMelting – 09:09
Hugh Hopper & Alan GowenFishtank I – 12:35
MoebiusFalsche Ruhe – 15:54
KeepSleepsleepy (for my baby) – 17:32
DARK FIDELITY HIFIpushing ratios – 21:13
StereolabElectrified Teenybop! – 23:37
hundschopfStekerlapatte (Croquettes mix) – 26:56
Future ChildrenNew mythology part 2 – 30:14
Simon McCorryFredagsholmen – 32:35
Other LandsEnergy (Replenished) – 35:25
Ironic HillTHERAPY – 38:41
RadxCalm Vortex – 41:12
AptaWe Tire – 44:12
B Side – 47:35
Felix MachtelinckxSleeping Hills – 48:05
Twilight SleepThe Lights Turned Down Low – 51:36
Asha PateraThe Joy On Their Faces That Morning – 55:22
Gregory Paul MineeffImmersion Two – 59:04
The Music Liberation Front SwedenThe AirFix 80s – 1:02:36
Glacis & Polaroid NotesThe Hour That Doesn’t Exist – 1:04:45
NCRTYPHRD – 1:07:14
Blomfelt & NarbyAnd Sad Days Apart – 1:08:49
Tim HillThe Milk White Path – 1:12:20
TrevladWindow Invented Drain – 1:15:33
RetlandReverie – 1:18:50
Rural TapesFlower Lab – 1:21:44
TJ LewisWhisper To The Moon – 1:24:54
John McBainEcliptic Plane – 1:25:49
Lukas LoganFarewell – 1:28:56
Outro – 1:33:05

*track is yet to be released at the date of episode recording.

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Trev’s Virtual Cassette Library 161

30 December 2025

///obey.beams.starting

Virtual 90 minute mixtapes for the sonically adventurous. 30 artists, two 45 minute sets. A spoken intro followed by music only show. Drops about three times a week. No schedule, just a passion for independent music.

“Hello, I’m Trevor, and this is episode one‑six‑one of the Virtual Cassette Library—which also happens to be my 900th mix show. I’m not entirely sure how that happened, but here we are. Today’s theme is Obey Beams Starting—which, as usual, is both the track you’re hearing underneath and a location you can find on a map, if you’re the sort who enjoys chasing coordinates on What3Words.
We’ve got ninety minutes ahead—two sides, fifteen tracks each. Some names you’ll know, some you won’t, and that’s half the fun. Early on you’ll hear Night Birds by The Inventors of Aircraft—an exclusive from the upcoming Whitelabrecs compilation sleeplaboratory6.0. Always a pleasure to be able to share something before it officially takes flight.
Now then, starting back on episode 156, there’s a little cipher game running through the series. Each episode, during the intermission, you’ll hear a number. Scribble it down. After ten episodes, you’ll have the full sequence. Put the pieces together, crack the cipher, and you’ll unlock a code that knocks ninety‑five percent off anything on my Bandcamp page. Which means you can scoop up the whole discography for about two quid. It’s not meant to be difficult—just enough to keep you awake at night wondering if you’ll get it right.
The rest of the show wanders through winter light, spectral electronics, Casio memories, kosmische detours, festive oddities, and the occasional unexpected left‑turn. The sort of thing you might stumble across late at night on a shortwave dial, wondering if you imagined it.
So—headphones on, let time dissolve, and let the music claim you.”

Intro – 00:00
Ed HerbersFull Moon’s Light on Fallen Snow – 02:32
Audio Obscura(Airtraffic Control Supplementry Protocol Training) [Xqui Remix] – 04:04
*The Inventors of AircraftNight Birds – 07:28
SaloopA Mist Of Sleep – 10:54
DruneNymphae – 15:35
Wax MachineTears From The Skies – 17:02
Zazie ProductionsVlad The Impaler – 20:14
Mark Ellery GriffithsVL Memories (Casio VL Tone) – 21:14
KreidlerKannibal – 24:00
Syd HowellsFrequency Surfer – 27:52
The Earl of DeanExcavate – 30:11
Legacy SystemsGerminids – 33:19
NOUVELLES LECTURES COSMOPOLITESBonami – 36:27
OceanographerRemedy Signal – 39:38
Binaural SpaceIntro – 43:21
B Side – 45:41
DBC:UnitChanneling Song from the Sky – 46:12
Mas&DelayerOn the Road with Cormac – 49:12
Moriah PlazaDom Dom – 52:32
GROSSO GADGETTO“All I do now is hope” – 54:41
PulseloversSeeing Double (Revbjelde Mix) – 58:02
Oscar RocchiMais – 1:01:20
Le CodeLazy Day – 1:03:55
tapes and topographiesa picture from the set – 1:06:47
TrevladCook Hobble Recruited – 1:10:04
Stefan GubatzMiami White – 1:13:44
ATA RecordsSutherland – 1:16:47
Andy FosberryHere Is Your Eye – 1:18:49
SynthotherapyGet A Grip – 1:21:47
VoidscanBeneath The Weight of Dreams – 1:24:49
Francis MorningSecretpaths – 1:27:45
Outro – 1:31:28

*track is yet to be released at the date of episode recording.

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