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Sounds from a Psychogeographic Walk

Outside Kensal Rise Library was an invitation to do a psychogeographic sound trail around the neighbourhood. This is part of Brent 2020 London Borough of Culture programme. The trail was created by John Rogers for Brent Biennial. We had a map and walked to various bright yellow placards attached to posts or railings in the local streets and using the QR code on the board listened to different people telling their stories about places in Kensal Rise. The audio recording is an extract from our walk.

Submitted by: Babak Fakhamzadeh
Recorded in Kensal Rise, London, UK

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