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No drone unturned: tracing the sound that unites ancient and modern | Music | The Guardian
From primitive instruments and sacred chants to today’s minimalist electronica and metal, drone music has a long and mystical history. A new book investigates Source: No drone unturned: tracing the sound that unites ancient and modern | Music | The Guardian
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Remote togetherness – reflections on Prespes and walking in situ
This paper builds on previous work from Prespes 2019, combining memories of walking the land with reflections on COVID-19’s impact on mobility. It explores themes of contested territory, deep listening, and ancestral connections through a performative audio format that integrates poetic, theoretical, and meditative elements.
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Walk 146
Swayambhu to Tergar Osel LingPilgrimage and sacred sites all over the place. There is so much I don't know about these ancient streets I'm walking on. Past that one air conditioned cafe. Around Swayambhunath, the Monkey Temple. Through Buddha park, where golden statues of Padmasambhava, Shakyamuni and Chenrezig gaze across the crowded and noisy Ring Road. Across the Ring Road, somehow. Up the windy road, up the pathway, up the stairs. Cheerful monks coming down say I'm almost t [...]
November 2023 A Wander with GM Right to Roam
Dear friends, lovers and loiterers It’s First Sunday, This Sunday so time for a communal wander. This time I am delighted that we will be walking with our friends and comrades from GM Right To Roam. We’ll be going to explore the domain of more excell...
Harnessing Our Power
The theme of the white horse began for me as a small child and the haunting but compelling tune of ‘White Horses‘ (from the old BBC children’s programme, sung by Jackie Lee) that I played over and over again on my parent’s record player. I didn’t understand the fascination, nor did I ever want to […]
