by Peter Van Cooten (Dreamscenes - February 2026)

00:00 DreamScenes - Intro (Susanna) 00:26 Andrew Heath - The Zener Convention Shades, 2026, Whitelabrecs 07:42 Jannis Anastasakis - Dr. Kelvin Solaris, 2026, Room40 11:25 Félicia Atkinson & Christina Vantzou - Film Still / The Sea Reflections Vol. 3: Water Poems 16:19 Deadbeat - And The Gardener Wept For Want Of Spring Kansai Botanicals, 2026, Quiet Details 19:42 Graeme Dyck - Frost Worlds: Micro-Geographies Of The Anthropocene (fragment) Canadian Electrocaoustic Community, 2026, CEC 23:53 Berlinde Deman - Not Later Than Noon Plank 9, 2025, Relative Pitch Records 29:01 Dobrawa Czocher - Blue State Of Matter, 2026, 130701 32:32 Pietro Zollo - The Waiting Grounds The Future Is Now, 2025, Projekt Records 37:43 Substak - Air Over Absolute Zero Icelock Continuum, 2025, Camembert Electrique 40:17 Max Richter - Of The Sky Hamnet OST, 2025, Decca 45:06 John Also Bennett - Oracle Στoν Eλaιώνa / Ston Elaióna, 2025, Shelter Press 48:56 Markus Guentner - Weltschmerz On Brutal Soil, We Grow, 2026, Affin 53:23 Bryan Senti & Dom Bouffard - Elevation Killing Horizon, 2024, Naïve Senti 59:00 DreamScenes - Outro (Dean Hurley)

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