matthew shenton [there are no birds here]

After ten months of sonic experimentation, artistic mentoring and sound collection it is time for a period of evaluation, reflection and for

Trying to grow crops in a dry climate will require irrigation of some kind, and with any farm machinery comes interesting sounds and rhythms

Home to both the village hall and quoits club, the Holbrook village green sits almost slap bang in the centre of the village.

The weather report had promised a mainly sunny day, but with quite a robust breeze and before long I could hear some faint chirps and clicks

In an attempt to attract pollinators to visit our small front garden, we had left the lawn untouched by the mower for well over a year.

Rooks are a wonderful, if inescapable, part of my daily life. At the north end of the village there are at least four rookeries to be...

'Hidden sound' equipment can reveal unknown worlds that both blow your mind and help you to experience the world differently

For the 20 minutes I stood on the path the drone obliterated nearly all other sounds in the vicinity. At around...

Tucked away at the edge of the churchyard (behind a formidable growth of nettles and centuries old gravestones) are a number of bee hives

I’m not sure I have ever really watched sheep up close for any length of time – it is amazing just how much grass they eat and how quickly.

Over the last few weeks I have been preparing equipment and looking for a suitable location from which to broadcast the dawn chorus on Sunda

I recently spent a wonderful week at the SPILL Think Tank in Ipswich as part of their artist residency scheme. Throughout the week I...