Originally broadcast on www.intergalactic.fm on 6th July 2025. Presented by Yash live from Nijmegen. Magic Waves: DIY contains exclusively tracks available direct from the artists and labels themselves.

Tracklisting: 

Shapeshifter - Tranquil Vapor 
https://merckrecords.bandcamp.com/track/tranquil-vapor

Sunkings - Galapagos 
https://amberdelicspace.bandcamp.com/track/galapagos

Zugzwang - Euphonic 
https://aboveboardprojects.bandcamp.com/track/euphonic

Gigi Masin & Rod Modell - Summer Morning At Lighthouse Beach 
https://silentes.bandcamp.com/track/summer-morning-at-lighthouse-beach

Black Merlin - Wave
https://islandofthegods.bandcamp.com/track/wave

Hallucinator - Red Angel

Convextion - Untitled (Crawling And Hungry)
https://mojubarecords.bandcamp.com/album/r-cnvx1

Aleksi Perälä - UK74R1512040
https://aleksiperala.bandcamp.com/track/uk74r1512040-2

ASC - Vanishing Point
https://asc77.bandcamp.com/track/vanishing-point

A Positive Life - Warehouse 5AM
https://waveformrecords.bandcamp.com/track/warehouse-5am

Microglobe - Trust
https://tranceeuropeexpress.bandcamp.com/track/trust

Nexus 21 - Mind Machines
https://networkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mind-machines

214 - Lyle At Dawn
https://frustratedfunk.bandcamp.com/album/lyle-at-dawn

Cabaret Voltaire - Be Free
https://cabaretvoltaire.bandcamp.com/track/be-free

Wladimir M. - Privé Onderzoek
https://wladimirm.bandcamp.com/track/priv-onderzoek

CHBB - Nobodies Perfect
https://chbb.bandcamp.com/track/nobodies-perfect

Sansibar - Game Over
https://sansibar.bandcamp.com/album/game-over

Goldie - Angel
https://goldiemusic.bandcamp.com/track/angel-scar-remix





Magic Waves Live Show 06 - 07 - 25 Magic Waves: DIY

(fixed audio drop-outs on the first and last track)

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BREAKING IN SPACE.mp3

The sixth episode of the HD series is finally out, hosted by the talented Funke resident @djyentl

Following the chuggy Frond mix, we wanted to stay on the cosier side of electronic music and pay tribute to the art of the warm-up, that hazy time at the start of the night when DJs can take their time to build an atmosphere, where listening sometimes takes precedence over dancing, and where DJs and clubbers are still tryng to find each other.

After watching her sets for Kiosk and Gimic, Yentl. immediately felt like the perfect fit, and judging by the result, she perfectly captured the vision we had for this podcast. Here it is, one hour where mesmerising deep house, gentle dub techno and spacey electro intertwine. Not too fast, yet keeping things club-friendly, Yentl. cultivates a sound she’s been crafting through her Odd Occurrence nights at Ghent’s iconic Funke club and her radio show The Odds.

We’re delighted to share it with you, and hope you’ll enjoy it as much as we did.

Artwork by Lenn Angelo

Tracklist: 
1. Nicolas Jaar -  Almost Fell - Space is only Noise - Circus Company (vocal intro)
2. Nuron - Eau Rouge - Likemind06 - Likemind
3. Bas Dobbelaer & Vand - Reflect - ZL2 - Something Happening, Somewhere 
4. SnP500 - Splean Addition - Aleven - DOO
5. Module Werk - Awakening - Secrets of The Utopian Mind - 0Helena0
6. VC-118A - Permutation - Permutation - Frustrated Funk
7. Oni-Ki - Darkness, Light, Darkness (Onirik Redub) - Darkness Light Darkness - Garage Hermétique
8. DJ Gerhardt - Entropica - Solar Flex ep - NRW NRG
9. Rickie - Inner Odyssey - The Infinite Way - Overground Recordings
10. QNete - Going Short - Still Play This EP - X-Kalay
11. Komponente & Kurilo - Gliese 667 - Trance Pandemic - System Error
12. Reade Truth - Deep Space One - Classic Space House - Cartulis Music
13. HVL - Atsod - Nuggets of the Dryland - Pluto’s Plan Records
14. ARDB - Overtones - Overtones EP - Fake Society
15. Gwenan - Attention Movement - Activation Energy - Marginal Returns
16. O’FortyFour - Pan Perehvat - Utopian Industry - Tancido
17. Komponente & Kurilo - Touchdown - Trance Pandemic - System Error (vocal outro)

HD Series 006 - Yentl.

WrongParty! - Radio Buena Vida 20.08.25

Fade In Gently, 9 September, 2025

Luke Vibert is a British recording artist and producer known for his work in many subgenres of electronic music. Largely responsible for pioneering the electronic music genre known as Trip Hop under the alias Wagon Christ, made from forms of ambient music mixed with instrumental forms of hip hop music and slow break beats. Vibert has also recorded under many different well known other musical aliases, most notably Wagon Christ, Kerrier District, Plug, Amen Andrews, Ace of Clubs, Luke Warm and Butler Keiv. He is based in London and tours and performs regularly all around the world.

Vibert grew up in Cornwall, England and played bass and drums in punk and rock bands growing up. Later a key member of famed British electronic musician Aphex Twin’s Rephlex Records crew in the early 1990’s. Spurred on by the success of his friend Richard D. James (Aphex Twin), Luke began recording and releasing some of his own music and later released a collaborative album, Weirs on Richard James’ Rephlex label. Luke’s work attracted attention of Casper Pound of Rising High Music label who commissioned an ambient music album from Vibert, his first full length solo album, Phat Lab Nightmare, released under his now infamous alias Wagon Christ in 1994. A groundbreaking record which generated a great deal of buzz and attention for the young producer and his prolific output of releases.

Vibert would go onto produce much more music under the Wagon Christ name and eventually signed to popular London based record label, Ninja Tune Records for many of his Wagon Christ releases and later to major label, Virgin Records. Vibert also uses other aliases such as Plug (for his drum and bass electronic music). For the 1996 album Drum ‘n’ Bass for Papa, Vibert signed with famed Grammy Award winning artist and Nine Inch Nails member, Trent Reznor’s Nothing Records. Vibert’s many releases vary in style as he releases music under various names to keep his creative output selling and diverse. Each Vibert release and alias gaining critical reviews in major music publications and radio stations worldwide such as Rolling Stone, Magnet, The Wire, NME, Pitchfork Media, Red Bull Music, Vice, BBC 1. In fact one of Luke’s earlier supporters was the late BBC radio personality, DJ John Peel, who has hosted Luke for the late DJ’s legendary “Peel Sessions” on the BBC a handful of times. Vibert has also co-hosted or has been featured on radio stations and media appearances all over the globe.  

Luke Vibert has been invited to headline and perform at some of the most popular music festivals, concert halls, venues and music clubs around the world including Sonar Festival in Barcelona, Coachella Music Festival in California, Moog Festival, Bangface Weekend and many more. Luke is a resident DJ along side UK electronic artist Posthuman for their widely popular “I Love Acid” club night, which started in the UK and has since taken place all over the world. 

Vibert has remixed a wide range of music artists such as Tortoise, Nine Inch Nails, Stereolab, Todd Osborne, Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, Meat Beat Manifesto, Thurston Moore, Coldcut, Lamb, David Sylvian to name a few.

De:tuned Records w/ Wagon Christ (aka Luke Vibert) at WAV | 17-10-25

@radio-relativa

In this first episode of Lack of Sleep, I share the sound of my sleepless nights. Unreleased tracks, downtempo moods, edits and years of searching distilled into one moment. No boundaries, no rush just sound and time.

Lack of Sleep #001

A Dog and His Boy
Don starts talking without looking at anyone in particular.
 Just words filling the shop air 
like dust caught in a shaft of light.
“I don’t even know anymore, Tiger.
 I’ve been writing for two years 
 world-building, diagrams, 
 spreadsheets of imaginary wars.
 And now I can’t even start.
 
Everyone online says read more.
 So I do.
 I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream — brilliant,
 but it’s like being waterboarded with adjectives.
 Then Game of Thrones — 
 dense, functional, slightly medieval spreadsheet.
 Then The Hunger Games — 
 which felt right, rhythm-wise, but it still drags.

Tiger lifts his head from the floor.
 “Maybe you’re just buffering,” he says.
Don keeps going, oblivious.
 “I feel like if I can’t even follow the narration,
 I’ll never create one.
 Maybe I only started writing to survive the bad weeks.”

Tiger stretches, it sounds like velcro.
 “You’re over-complicating it.
 You ever notice how I fetch the ball?
 You throw it, I chase it, 
 sometimes it bounces off the lawnmower, 
 sometimes I forget what I’m doing halfway there.
 I always come back with something.
 Maybe it’s the ball. Maybe it’s a stick.
 Once it was the neighbor’s bra.
 It's not a linear process."

Don blinks.
 “Are we really doing metaphors right now? You’re a dog.”
Tiger takes a second to lick his crotch before continuing.
“Dogs are systems too.
 Input, output, reward feedback.
 You’re the one trying to write 
 the human equivalent of firmware version 1.0.
 Just push the update, sort it later”

Don laughs despite himself.
 “You mean keep writing even if it’s garbage?”
 “I mean, don’t mistake the garbage for the goal.
 Compost it.
 Something’ll grow out of it later.
 And diversify your data set,
 you’ve been reading in too narrow a frequency band.

There’s weird out there you haven’t even dreamed of.
 Azimov’s precision engineering.
 Hunter Thompson’s chemical chaos engine.
 You think you’ve seen strange 
 because you've mixed dragons and trauma?
 I’ve licked stranger things under the couch.”

Don shutters,
That last statement being the only one to sink in. 

Tiger sighs, 
rolling over to a slightly cooler spot on the concrete floor.
“Bipeds confuse noise with failure.
 Static isn’t silence,
 it’s a signal waiting for context.
 Half of philosophy is just 
 convincing your self that your bark
 somehow effects the thunder.”

Outside, the rain shifts gears —
 a softer sound now, more drizzle than percussion.

Tiger sniffs toward the open door.
“You stand there, looking at the sky 
 like maybe the button that opens the garage
 could stop the rain as well.
 Sorry, kid. The system’s not wired that way.
 Sometimes the rain just rains.”

Don kneels down, scratches behind Tiger’s ear.
 “So what now?”
“Now you write.
 Even if it’s messy, even if it leaks.
 Rain does that too.
 And maybe later, when you’ve got it all sorted,
 you’ll remember that dogs don’t talk —"
 





Tiger Speaks 11 6 25

sentimental valley

Black Candle Ritual (Part 1-The Summoning)

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