Field Recording

The Cooling Tower, Satsop – By Christopher DeLaurenti

This is an unedited excerpt from To The Cooling Tower, Satsop released by GD Stereo on compact disc as part of their Improvisational Architecture series. To the Cooling Tower, Satsop documents my journey through a tunnel beneath an aborted nuclear…

May 21, 2015
SoundCamp 2015

SoundCamp is a series of outdoor listening events on International Dawn Chorus Day, linked by REVEIL: a 24 hour broadcast that tracks the sounds of daybreak, travelling West from microphone to microphone, on sounds relayed live by audio streamers around…

April 20, 2015
British Library Wildlife Recordings Available on SoundCloud

Great news: British Library is releasing amazing field recordings from their archive under creative commons licenses at Soundcloud: Over the last 2 1/2 years, we have been working alongside 25 European partners on a project that aims to enable and…

April 16, 2015
Cities and Memory: Oblique Strategies

On 10 April, 63 sound artists and musicians from across the world will reimagine the sounds of the world, using Eno and Schmidt’s Oblique Strategies cards as inspiration. Cities and Memory: Oblique Strategies sees more than 50 source field recordings…

April 11, 2015
Gordon Hempton Video Interview with Holly Hughes

Great interview with Gordon Hempton at the Edmonds Community College. via field recording group

April 9, 2015
William A. Watkins Collection of Marine Mammal Sound Recordings

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) has gifted marine mammal data and artifacts to the New Bedford Whaling Museum. There are two components to this gift. The William A. Watkins Collection of Marine Mammal Sound Recordings and Data consists of Watkin’s data set, audio…

April 6, 2015