Sounds collected over 2 days exploring Badbury Rings in Dorset UK. Badbury Rings is an Iron Age hillfort in east Dorset. The Badbury Rings site dates from around 800 BC and was in use until the Roman occupation of 43 AD. Now forming part of the Kingston Lacy estate, and under the guardianship of The National Trust, the Badbury Rings site has been restored to light grazing land as this has always played an important role in establishing centuries of wild herbs and flowers.
Pedro Bericat – 1 minute autohypnosis sex war noise faith white truth light europe death seed red net Jung dollar neo time love-in city twenty new Cage zen self LSD dose Tesla sea place breaking-up father x-ray future loud blood sweat tears hope hero endless Pilar leaving home alone tonge reborn living in the past amnesia conscience surrender dual . . . link to website.
‘Sydling trout tank’ track4 [2 x 1 minute extracts] included on 1 minute autohypnosis 52# K.
Families and people of all ages attended this free event, and experienced an array of exciting, hands-on activities where they could explore underwater worlds.
Participants worked with scientists and artists to investigate and learn about freshwater habitats and their biodiversity.
Sound Fishing: led by Adrian Newton (Bournemouth University), David Rogers (electricbackroom STUDIO) and Lynn Davy involved getting the public listening to nature through a variety of microphones and hydrophones.
Radio Art Zone :: RiverRun by David Buckland – July 2022 David Buckland creator and founder of the Cape Farewell project, an artist, filmmaker, and ecological activist has created and directed RiverRun. A team of sound artists, writers, poets, scientists, anthropologists, narrators, and musicians have contributed in force: Adrian Newton, professor, and sound artist. David Rogers, electricbackroom Studio. Lynn Davy, Zoologist. Helen Moore, eco poet. Professor Veronica Strang, writer, and author of Water, Nature and Culture, The Meaning of Water and Water Beings (published March 2023)