This is a little different. I recently purchased a device called an "Ether". The device converts the electromagnetic spectrum to audible sound. It can make for a quite interesting experience. This recording is of my journey to London Victoria station. It's about 20 minutes long.

At times the audio is quite interesting, and others not so much so. This really is an experiment, and one I'll be repeating when I've found more electromagnetically interesting environments to record.

I really love this annual local event. It's a lovely community focus, and they always have a brass band.

I've recorded here on many occasions, but I like it, and I like markets in general.

I think that this is some kind of grinding stone for flour or something. I noticed it at the Weald and Downland open air museum near Chichester just before Easter. It is a lovely place, and I'd thoroughly recommend it.

Another recording from about 3 years ago. This is the sound of the Thames under Blackfriars Bridge.

And another 3 year old recording. This time from Edinburgh. It was during festival time, and this guy was really good.

This was a very windy day in 2016 on Lyme Beach. A lovely day though with some great wave.

If you know these fountains you'll know that they work on a fluctuating rhythm. They make a really interesting sound.

This was recorded in March 2016.

And another older recording from 2016. This was just the sound of a building site that I enjoyed listening too.

Another older recording from around 3 years ago. This was made in Green Park in the West End of London. It was a bright day in February 2016 and a pleasant walk with not too much wind.