
Tabs Out is an all cassette podcast with a focus on experimental music and cassette culture.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

Something New To Do, Nathan Harper, Edgar Wappenhalter, Dumb Waiter, Walker Yancy, 0018, TüTH, Cooling Prongs, Lirra Skirra, and Woods
Pasquale, Skipped Dent, Painted Faces, Organic Produce, Shivers!, Sleep Chrysalis, Mike Khoury Drum Ensemble, Kelli Connell, Torito & Jumbled, Lo-Tek Larry, Quiet Evenings, Six Organs Of Admittance
WAV, Mere of Light, Musicians for Birds and Related Animals, Jeff Coyne, Ryan J Raffa & Sam Prekop, Adrian Knight, Mascherina Da Notte, Emma Baiada, Daniel Jakob & Łukasz Polowczyk, Orsan Abram, and Henry Kaiser
Dial Alaska, Graham Dunning, Forest Counties, Mortiis, Imaginary Softwoods, Adobe Homes, RBA, Cirith Ungol, Derek White, Fool, and Corvid One Cassette
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Tapes that pushes against limits of what can be considered music. Talking that push against the limits of can be conversations.
I’ll still listen to this show even though Mike decided he was too busy to meet me at the Joseph R. Biden Jr. Railroad Station in Wilmington, Delaware, when my train was late.
Really cool tapes but I find the hosting hard to listen to. They talk over each other a lot and are constantly putting in soundboard effects so most of the time I can’t follow it at all. Worth checking out but definitely a podcast you have to work to listen to.
My husband makes me listen to this in the car sometimes. It’s actually not that bad.
Why do I even listen to this? They talk forever about nothing, no one has a clue of how to use recoding equipment, they rarely actually get to the music and when they finally do it’s often just which pure noise which tends to send the local dogs running for cover. So, yep. It’s a complete waste of time. Brilliant though. Absolutely brilliant front to back. But a complete waste of time.
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A long-form, conversation-heavy show centered on experimental music and physical media, with a deep affection for cassette culture. Episodes mix enthusiastic banter, long listening blocks, and would-be label history lessons, often pairing niche releases with playful meta-jokes and stabs at industry quirks. Notable strengths include sprawling discussions, a tactile, fan-driven sense of community, and a knack for spotlighting obscure labels and artists through in-depth track play and packaging talk. Listeners who enjoy immersive digressions, nerdy music trivia, and a shared curiosity for the micro-economies of indie cassettes will likely find this appealing, while newcomers should be prepared for extended conversations and a distinctive, part... more
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Tabs Out Cassette Podcast launched 14 years ago and published 266 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Tabs Out Cassette Podcast include:
1. Conrad Kam
2. David Drucker
3. Grant Evans
4. Rachel Evans
5. Kelli Connell
6. Mike Khoury
7. Ben Hall
8. Eamon Hamill
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