Good day, listeners… or should I say, travellers of the tape. Trevor here. You’ve pressed play on another fragile spool of the Virtual Cassette Library. Twelve-track virtual cassettes that flips themselves at the halfway mark.
If you make music, or run a label, and fancy a place in the library, send your links or Bandcamp codes to trevlad@gmail.com. I read every one. Promise. Tips and subscriptions keep the reels turning. Every little helps the library stay open after dark. A gentle, dream-facing ambient journey through insectile moonlight, library warmth, and far-shore destinations. Side A weaves moonflower percussion and analogue arrival into placid Italian night, New Mexico autumn weather, infinite healing time, and a lullaby held behind rain-glass. Side B opens with a whistle toward emotion, then settles into open dusk sky, eleven minutes of analogue hope, close string resonance, a voyage to Beta Virginis, and memory finding water again. Overall mood: Soft, hopeful, and quietly celestial — full of dusk light, small window-reflections, and patient unfolding. Perfect for twilight listening, falling asleep, or sitting with what still waits on the far shore. The shows remain free for the first week, then slip quietly into the hands of my Mixcloud subscribers, who currently have over eleven hundred other episodes waiting for them whenever the mood strikes. Subscribers receive the expanding series of 3-hour adventures titled Veil Frequencies. They also get the ever-growing advance version of the forthcoming compilation Quiet Figures.
The tape unspools its visions.
00:01:17 Polypores – Moonflower Polypores – Moonflower. Tenor recorder, guitars, piano, drums, kalimba and homemade percussion weave insectile textures. Loose slack layers build dense walls of melody dedicated to Violet. 00:05:36 The British Stereo Collective – Arrival The British Stereo Collective – Arrival. Benny and Björn’s melody becomes analogue library light among other covered transmissions. 00:07:44 Piero Umiliani – Placida Notte Piero Umiliani – Placida Notte. Fantasy, the lost Telesound chapter, returns on the composer’s centenary. Analogue synthesizers, light orchestration and smooth rhythms share one playful science-and-nature dream. 00:10:49 Heron & Crane – Over Autumn Heron & Crane – Over Autumn. Clouds hover above New Mexico desert. Celtic harp, new-age synth, lap steel and Moog sequence travel from Charlottesville to Columbus in all-instrumental weather. 00:13:32 ALURIA – Infinite Time ALURIA – Infinite Time. Healing soundscapes make their FORM@ debut on SLIT ART, opening an original worldview. 00:20:49 Lab’s Cloud – Lullaby for Dreamers Lab’s Cloud – Lullaby for Dreamers. Rain, snow, wind and twilight move outside the glass. Interior warmth holds ethereal textures and small window-reflections.
The cassette reaches its midpoint and turns.
00:26:48 Henrik Meierkord & Suseti – The whistle Henrik Meierkord & Suseti – The whistle. Strings and atmospheric new-age tones invite each listener toward their own emotion. 00:29:58 The Green Kingdom – Open Sky The Green Kingdom – Open Sky. Softly processed piano, reverb-soaked guitar and sampled textures settle into airy dusk. Vespera names the hour. 00:33:35 Circuit3 – The Hope Circuit3 – The Hope. Peter Fitzpatrick and Vince Clarke build an eleven-minute melodic drone landscape. Analogue machines carry notebook fragments into spacious instrumental light. 00:43:38 Aki Yli-Salomäki & Kreeta-Julia Heikkilä – Viriää Aki Yli-Salomäki & Kreeta-Julia Heikkilä – Viriää. Violin and viola meet subtle synthesizer undercurrents. Slowly unfolding structures of timbre and resonance keep acoustic closeness. 00:46:06 Thaneco – Destination Beta Virginis Thaneco – Destination Beta Virginis. Minimoog, Matriarch, Eurorack and mellotron voices soundtrack tau approaching zero. Bluish-green vegetation waits at the far shore of a new bang. 00:55:26 Teatre – Memory Teatre – Memory. Amulet of Tears gathers the piece as a dry life finding water again.
The visions complete their circle. The oxide continues its quiet journey until the end of the spool.
Also in the works: the next compilation, Quiet Figures, release date 26 September. Uncover the narratives whispered by the silent, ever-present figures that shadow us, through compositions that unravel their hidden mysteries. Does that stir anything? Send entries to trevlad@gmail.com Include artist name, track name, and a link to other work. Deadline: 24 September.
This has been The Virtual Cassette Library, episode 293. Travel safely between the tracks. I’ll meet you on the other side of the next spool.
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 Brown – Milton Banana Playful, summery electronic funk with bright grooves and tropical whimsy. Light and joyful. 00:03:22 D. Lord – Osmo Warm, flowing ambient electronics with gentle organic textures and soft movement. Calm and immersive. 00:06:27 Musette – How to Behave in Elevators Quirky, jazzy library-inspired piece with charming melodies and subtle humour. Delightful and offbeat. 00:08:18 Vic Mars – Mountain Centre Pastoral, folk-tinged hauntology with warm analogue tones and gentle countryside feel. 00:11:07 Under Allt – Heimlich / Bananas Playful, slightly surreal electronic with quirky rhythms and warm Swedish charm. 00:12:14 Omni Gardens – Nectar Grass Lush, botanical ambient with soft synths and dreamy, growing organic layers. Serene and verdant. 00:13:51 Foam and Sand – Circle 21 (ft. Circadian Delays) Deep, hypnotic ambient with slow-circling textures and meditative warmth. 00:16:31 Dean Honer – Ambient Dogfight Whimsical, cinematic ambient with playful tension and retro electronic flair. 00:17:33 Swansither – Flying Spoons Light, surreal electronic with floating melodies and gentle psychedelic lift. 00:23:18 Heron & Crane – Darq Qrystals Mysterious, crystalline ambient with dark sparkling textures and nocturnal beauty. 00:26:03 Sven Wunder – Natura Morta (Reprise) Elegant, cinematic exotica with rich analogue warmth and still-life serenity. Side B 00:28:19 Correlations – SEARCH SIGNAL Retro-futurist electronic with scanning synths and subtle broadcast nostalgia. 00:32:55 SiP/Prezzano – Pygmalion Smooth, melodic electronic groove with warm Mediterranean undertones and subtle swing. 00:39:49 Synthetic Villains – Susurrus Whispering, shadowy ambient electronics with intimate, slightly sinister textures. 00:40:34 Mark Ellery Griffiths – Cloud at a Stone’s heart Gentle, contemplative ambient with soft clouds of sound and emotional depth. 00:46:20 Sinj Clarke – I Still See Your Face Melancholic, dreamy electronic with nostalgic haze and tender emotion. 00:49:17 Piero Umiliani – Penombra Classic Italian library beauty — soft, shadowy exotica with elegant twilight mood. 00:51:59 Polypores – Moonhole Deep, cavernous ambient with lunar textures and hypnotic, otherworldly drift. Beautiful closer.
Good evening… or good morning, wherever you are. This is Trevor. Welcome once again to one of these spontaneous episodes – music from all over the world, sparked by a single track that appears somewhere inside the set itself. This episode titled Quiet Unseen Days is based on the tracks Distant Days and Molten Days by the amazing artist and whitelabrecs. label curator Harry Towell here in the guise of Spheruleus. They’re from the album The Lost Catalogue , which comes out on May 16 2026. All the other tracks happened to just fit the vibe. So settle in, turn it up a bit if you can, and let’s see where it takes us. I hope you enjoy it. If you can subscribe, even if it’s just for the month it would be a great help. Right then… here we go.
00:00:00 Clariloops – Quiet Current A gentle, flowing ambient piece built around soft currents of tone and subtle field recordings. It evokes a calm, submerged drift—peaceful and meditative, like listening to water moving just beneath the surface. 00:04:56 NOUVELLES LECTURES COSMOPOLITES – Petite ronde nocturne pour rongeurs du désert A whimsical nocturnal miniature for “desert rodents.” Delicate, circling melodies and intimate textures create a playful yet mysterious night-time vignette in the artist’s characteristic neo-classical/electro-acoustic style. 00:07:07 Gollden – destiny #10 Dreamy, drifting ambient with hazy pads and gentle melodic fragments. Part of a larger “Destiny” series, it feels introspective and slightly nostalgic, like wandering through half-remembered emotional landscapes. 00:09:23 Loneward – Cedar’s Grace Warm, cinematic ambient bathed in graceful, evergreen resonance. Slow-evolving chords and organic textures convey a sense of quiet majesty and natural serenity. 00:12:48 loscil – Lux Subtle, luminous ambient from Scott Morgan. Crystalline tones and deep, resonant layers create a glowing, introspective atmosphere full of light and shadow. 00:16:52 JARR – Resindot Textural ambient with sticky, resinous drones and microscopic detail. It feels organic and slightly viscous, like observing slow chemical or botanical processes in sound. 00:21:56 Spheruleus – Molten Days From the reflective “The Lost Catalogue,” this track layers warm, flowing textures with a sense of liquid heat and memory. Intimate field recordings meet glowing drones in a hazy, molten haze. 00:25:14 Plank & Ishq – ErDunus Pasties Quirky, pastoral-tinged ambient/electronic excursion. Playful yet atmospheric, blending organic elements with curious, otherworldly flourishes. 00:43:31 Allmanna Town – Sample 30 [Beatless Version] Beatless ambient drift built from sampled fragments. Sparse, looping textures create a hypnotic, suspended mood—minimal and immersive. 00:44:38 Ann Annie – the ocean Gentle, watery ambient evoking vast open seas. Soft swells, distant horizons, and intimate closeness blend into a deeply calming, oceanic meditation. 00:46:19 Spheruleus – Distant Days Another piece from “The Lost Catalogue.” Faded, nostalgic textures and far-off resonances paint pictures of memory receding into time. 00:51:33 ff8282 – doir Minimal, glitch-tinged ambient with crisp, abstract sonics. Cool and precise, it feels like fragmented digital memories or quiet code poetry. 01:05:04 Michael Valentine West – unseen footage Haunting, cinematic ambient suggesting lost or hidden recordings. Dusty textures and shadowy atmospheres create a voyeuristic, melancholic feel. 01:13:36 Sitting & Laying – Day One. Sitting In My Parents’ Backyard Looking Out Intimate, reflective field-recording-based piece. Everyday backyard sounds are framed in contemplative ambient stillness, evoking memory, place, and quiet observation.
Welcome, sonic wanderers. You’ve arrived at Episode 133 of The Virtual Cassette Library. Another Oddly Screamed is the episodes subtitle, as well as the track you’re hearing in the background and it’s geographical location which I’ve filmed and can be experienced on YouTube. These mixes are 90-minute genre bending drifts through curated frequencies from around the globe. No commentary. No interruptions. Just pure sonic immersion. 2, 45 minute mixes, 15 tracks per side with a side change in the middle. The A Side contains friends of the show Mark Ellery Griffiths and Moray Newlands. As well as channel supporting labels Bricolage, Projekt Records, Driftworks, and, Imaginary North. The B side contains friend of the show Audio Obscura as well as two exclusive tracks. The first by London based Janine A’Bear from the album Altered Fetes dropping on the 24th of October on the legendary Castles In Space label. This is followed by the second exclusive from the trio of Peter Phippen, Ivar Lunde, Jr., and Paulina Fae. Haunting flutes, chimes and vocals from the album The Phantom Moon Coming soon on Projekt Records. Send your art to trevlad@gmail.com. Links to all the tracks are illuminated at trevor.se and marked in each episode’s Mixcloud timeline. Pre-order the 7th TVCL album on Bandcamp. It drops when we hit 16 tracks. Subscribe and unlock 861 archived shows. Remember, every comment, every like, every follow, subscription and, album purchase keeps the frequencies flowing. So now—secure those headphones. Let time dissolve, and let the frequencies claim you.
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This episode, broadcasted on July 24th, 2024, is a treasure trove of electronic delights, weaving together ambient soundscapes, pulsating IDM, and splashes of psychedelic jazz.
Curated by DJ Sofabed/Trevlad Sounds, the Invisible Club 23 mix is a sonic adventure for those who crave the unexpected.