Unprocessed field recording (except for some normalisation).

Recorded with a pair of High End Contact Mics on Sound Devices 788.

All sounds are heard through the metal structure of the railing. Some light finger tapping on the rail reveals the low, gong-like resonance of the steel bars.

Metal Rails at Ocean Front, Beverly MA, with Contact Mics

Sangitamiya in Grettisgata, 101 Reykjavik kindly let me test the Stille and Klang contact block mic's on a couple of their instruments including thunder tube, kalimba and steel tongue drums

no processing but i cleaned up my handling noise

https://www.sangitamiya.is/

Sangitamiya Instrument Montage

Yesterday I received a pair of Stille and Klang Block contact mics from David Stalling out of Ireland. Very very sensitive and quiet mics I must say.
I set out to do a few recordings close to home and one, and of my go to places is this cellphone tower in town. 
The "noise" you can hear, is actually electromagnetic hum from the servers, wires and whatnot... You can compare to the other recoding I posted that is trees from behind my house.

Antenna S&K

Vivienne Dick & Slavek Kwi “...”
Side-track originally created in connection to film-installation work of 
Vivienne Dick by Slavek Kwi using sounds recorded by Vivienne from News and of birds from city-scape of Dublin as part of project “City under Covid”, 2020-2021. Installation is exhibited here: 
https://www.templebargallery.com/exhibitions/wayward-eye

Vivienne Dick & Slavek Kwi

A 'remote haunting' created as part of a practice-based PhD 'KIllruddery: Listening to the Archive' at SMARTlab UCD, supported by the Irish Research Council. This particular haunting was conceived during the 'Time Travel' research project, courtesy of Creative Futures Academy at NCAD and IMMA. 

The exhibited version of this piece is installed in the grounds of the Killruddery estate as part of a geo-located sound trail 'The Ancestors'. The version heard here differs slightly from that.

Walk This Place

In progress piece - working title (a plane of infinite points)

Cloudchamber Presents 'Spectral Chimeras'
The night also featured Golem Mechanique, Primož Bončina, and Aidan Baker

Glub Gromka, Ljubljana

Live in Ljubljana 02/06/22 (Excerpt)

Cut Up Steel

Small birch tree moving in the wind near Black Mountain, Ravensdale, Dundalk.

Recorded with stereo pair of custom made contact microphones into Sound Devices 702.

Birch Tree in the Wind

Improvised in honour of Harold Budd, on the occasion of his passing.

Just a sketch.

Field Piano (for Harold Budd)

Recorded the sound of the wind through the mast and the guy wires of a sunken and iced ship with a pair of diy contact mic's attached to it. The surface of the iced lake near the mast is recorded with another contact mic.

Sunk And Iced Ship

#Squier #Telecaster #Deluxe #Vintage Modified

Birch Tree in the Wind

David Stalling

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