Keep Going Then Vanish is an immersive walking experience by ThickSkin, part of the Walk This Play® series in collaboration with The Royal Exchange Theatre, exploring an unfamiliar Manchester through changing urban landscapes and introspective narrative. Participants use the free Walk This Play® app to follow the guided walk, which combines storytelling with movement to engage with themes of memory, perception, and presence.

Before listening to it, please choose a place in your city that has been recently modified for the worse, becoming less human friendly and more hostile in its spatial design and architecture: here, there should start your audio walking experience.

This post explores the relationship between Panama City and its urban waterways through a multisensorial soundwalk along the six-kilometer Matasnillo River, the most polluted in the area. It offers an open letter reflecting on what the river reveals about the environment and human connection from its source to the ocean.

This paper analyzes Christina Kubisch's Five Electrical Walks, a sound art piece where participants use special headphones to hear electromagnetic waves from urban electric sources. It explores the work’s dual revelation of the city as both an unexpectedly musical organic system and an alien, inorganic soundscape, accompanied by an audio presentation featuring guided walks and synthesized sound examples in multiple languages.

The soundwalk in Buch, Berlin’s northernmost district, explores the tension between urban expansion and ecologically valuable natural areas rich in biodiversity. Participants experience a soundscape featuring a mix of natural animal sounds and the noises of intensive urban activity.