Andrew of Gwynedd was a 13th century Welsh cleric, famous in his day for his celebrated "revision" of Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain, but later consigned to historical obscurity for this plagiarism. Jonah Eastberry was a 17th century natural philosopher of modest birth and means, forever circling the outskirts of the Royal Society of London. They would seem to have little in common - except for a shared obsession with a neolithic burial mound in northern Wales.

Listen with headphones on.

Theme Music:

Skoglandskap, Del II, by Til Det Bergens Skyggene
(https://voldsomtapes.bandcamp.com/album/til-det-bergens-skyggene)

Music Used & Sampled:

Allantide, by Kemper Norton
Bolney Village, by Kemper Norton
(http://www.kempernorton.com/slurrings/)
Crystal Gazing, by Then Eats Them (formerly Yoda's House)
(https://theneatsthem.bandcamp.com/album/yodas-house)
Mansrovar, by Fains
(https://scissortail.bandcamp.com/album/fains)
Torridon Gate, by Howlround
(https://ayearinthecountry.bandcamp.com/album/torridon-gate)
Sketch 1, by Tim Hecker
Sketch 2, by Tim Hecker
Arctic Loner's Rock, by Tim Hecker
Harmony in Blue, by Tim Hecker
(http://www.sunblind.net/)
Blue Calx, by Aphex Twin
Haefest, by Chris Watson
(http://touchshop.org/product_info.php?products_id=622)
Flaming Sprig (a), by Black Thread
(https://cascadingfragments.bandcamp.com/album/flaming-sprig)
Breath of Odin, by Julian Cope
Cendre, by Christian Fennesz and Ryuichi Sakomoto
(http://www.fennesz.com/discography/cendre.html)
Corvus Monedula, by Sedayne
(https://soundcloud.com/rapunzel-and-sedayne)
Cosmic Rain pt. 2, by macroPath
(https://macropath.bandcamp.com/track/cosmic-rain-pt-1)
Undulating Terrain, by Robert Rich & B. Lustmord
Potion, by Xela
(http://learnwithxela.wordpress.com/)
Meditation On Spring 8, by Alan Lamb
When I Wake, by Motion Sickness of Time Travel
(https://motionsicknessoftimetravel.bandcamp.com/album/a-forest-aching-cold)
Lacrimae Antiquae, by John Dowland

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Episode 1 - For Every Hill, A Song

Four jingles written and recorded for Radiophrenia: a  pop-up radio station dedicated to sound and radio art. With the exception of a Moog in the first section, the only sounds to be heard are sampled household objects: a ruler, a piece of plastic tube, an electric food mixer, a cork leaving a bottle,  a pan lid and a single guitar string.

Radiophrenia jingles

Astercote. An imagined soundtrack to Penelope Lively's novel of the same name.

Available on band camp as a pay what you want release.

Into The Woods

Morgiana

 Villages, Hamlets And Fétes by Vic mars, due late summer 2015 on Clay Pipe. 12" LP. 

Vic Mars - Villages, Hamlets And Fétes

Created with samples from the recording 'an electrical storm' by slowthaw

Nocturnal Storm

The theme to I Speak Machine's 8 minute short film about a young girl haunted by a terrifying doppelgänger. Nice, eh? 

MY GIRL (Theme To Gagglebox)

Overgrown Garden

Hauntological electronica from Northwest England.

"in every grain of wheat there lies the hidden soul of a star"

Into The Woods

The Heartwood Institute

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