In this program, I’ve got cinematic-inspired music from the collaboration between Logic Moon and Piscean Daydreams, an album that draws its inspirations from some pretty deep, underlying roots from the Bladerunner Universe. And later in the program, Australian experimental ambient artist Lawrence English has released an album that is grounded in a deep reflection of the meaning of nostalgia that is equally unsettling as it is exploratory. Plus new music from Aymantium, hershel, Tokyo Bedroom Orchestra, Federico Durand and more. Strap in and make yourself comfortable. Join us for the next hour for global ambient music, on The Relay Station. Artist information Logic Moon & Piscean Daydreams The new album from Logic Moon and Piscean Daydreams has me absolutely riveted with its homage to the Bladerunner universe with its deep drones and space-inspired ambient motifs. Available now on Ambient Cat Records, “Musica Universalis” was conceived as the score to an imagined philosophical science fiction film, drawing inspiration from the dystopian sci-fi film genre. From start to finish, the album reads like a true sci-fi film score, layered with vastly sprawling drones, spectral textures, deeply embedded field recordings, and sci-fi inspired synthetic layers. The result is a vivid portrayal of a rain-soaked dystopian city landscape, post-capitalist industrial ruins, and sprawling desolate landscapes — traversing organic and synthetic terrain with each track as the album progresses along. The album was top-shelf and enjoyable all the way through, and I strongly encourage you to give this one a listen! https://logicmoon.bandcamp.comhttps://pisceandaydreams.bandcamp.comhttps://ambientcat.bandcamp.com Lawrence English If you’re familiar with the works of Australian experimental ambient artist Lawrence English, you may be well acquainted with the fact that a listen through his work generally means you’ll be wading into deep waters. His new album is certainly of no exception. “The Rest Is My Ghost” takes aim at what its creator calls “Acid Nostalgia” — a corrosive, politically-charged flattening of the past that erases historical texture in order to foreclose our sense of what’s still possible. Rather than offering a universal thesis, the record channels this idea through a deeply personal collage of architecture, fiction, and cultural theory — from Japan’s Metabolist movement to writers like Mark Fisher and J.G. Ballard — treating failure and fragility not as endpoints, but as the raw material from which new futures might still be imagined. The album is unsettling, spacious, densely layered with washes of sound and landscapes of noise, ever-evolving, and plays out like a deeply intellectual graphic novel waxing philosophical on present-day concerns. It’s a contemplative exploratory album worthy of your time and your attentive listening session. http://lawrenceenglish.bandcamp.comhttps://room40.bandcamp.com Playlist * [0:00] INTRODUCTION * [00:01:24] “Surfing the Blue Sun” by Aymantium from “AYMANTIA 2” (Independent, 2026) * [00:06:21] “macchiolina pt.2” by hershel from “silent steps for a better way” (WhiteLabRecs, 2026) * [00:10:36] “Shikijitsu” by Tokyo Bedroom Orchestra from “Tsuioku” (Kitchen Label, 2026) * [00:13:50] Featured Artist Segment * [00:15:22] “Brightburn” by Logic Moon & Piscean Daydreams from “Musica Universalis” (Ambient Cat Records, 2026) * [00:20:02] “Jólin 1960” by Federico Durand from “La Manzana Mágica” (12k, 2026) * [00:26:29] “When Everything seems Lost” by Andrew Heath and Mi Cosa de Resistance from “Land” (Driftworks, 2026) * [00:34:14] “The Backwards Sun” by RL Huber from “The Backwards Sun” (Independent, 2026) * [00:37:44] Featured Artist Segment * [00:39:34] “GhostType” by Lawrence English from “The Rest Is My Ghost” (Room 40 Records, 2026) * [00:44:58] “Late November” by The Green Kingdom from “Vespera” (WhiteLabRecs, 2026) * [00:48:28] “Slow Bloom” by Clariloops from “The Quiet Below” (WhiteLabRecs, 2026) * [00:54:16] “Static Fields Pt. I” by Zen Lemon from “Drift Theory Aesthetic” (Chitra Records, 2026) Become a supporter today! Join our community and become a monthly supporter of The Relay Station. Your financial support helps cover operating expenses and our collective efforts for the program to reach carbon neutrality. Join us at https://stolace.com/support/ Get full access to The Relay Station at therelaystation.substack.com/subscribe