by Peter Van Cooten (Dreamscenes - June 2026)

00:00 DreamScenes – Intro (Susanna) 00:42 Conrad Schnitzler - 02:43 Upwards, 2026. Flip-Flap/Fonodroom 03:07 Gellért Szabó's Ideal Orchestra - Geburt Vom Willen Und Tod, 2026, Boomslang Records 05:07 Paul Beaudoin - Wardenclyffe (Nothing Returned) Signal Loss, 2026, Dragon's Eye Recordings 09:29 Lawrence English - Sodium Vapour Halo (Alone) The Rest Is My Ghost, 2026, Room40 13:28 Carl Michael von Hausswolff & Chandra Shukla - Nok Bpaa (fragment) Travelogue (Thailand), 2026, Touch 13:48 Ard Bit - Meltice Field Recordings - 07 Iceland, 2026, self-released 18:08 Ard Bit & Radboud Mens - Kure Mara Silen, 2026, ERS 23:43 Shane Aspegren - Passing Beneath The Sea's Floor Spiritual Cannibalism, 2026, Prohibited Records 30:18 Andrew Heath - Lectures On Radio Telegraphy Airships & Aeronauts, 2026, Driftworks 34:25 Boduf Songs - Et Sic In Infinitum Pt. 6 Selected Instrumental Works, 2026, Bluesanct 38:29 Kasia Gawlik - Echo 2 Echoes Of Ceramics, 2026, Whitelabrecs 44:36 Werner Dafeldecker & Lawrence English - Fathom Tides Fathom Tides, 2026, Hallow Ground 48:32 Olivier Alary - Movement 1 Vestiges, 2026, Line 56:10 Boards Of Canada - Deep Time Inferno, 2026, Warp Records 59:02 DreamScenes – Outro (Dean Hurley)

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