The journey starts amid the ruins of a tune which was lost to an electrical anomaly - all that survived were the building strings captured here.

Grasping after the elusive essence of space, moving from electronic percussion to a light and skittery drum and bass/dubby groove, as we slide between worlds.

The sound of a bee drinking nectar with the growth of a crystal flowerscape

We're finally making contact, but what with? Deities, aliens and humanities spiral around a limitless dubby space.

Faerie lights dance and float round the wisps of grass and moss - but try as you might you'll never catch one

Smoke billows up from below, trying to take you with it to the world of shadows - the first step on the road back home

Working on solo percussive jamming. The odd note here and there, but mostly manipulated electronic drums...

This is an improvisation I did just using a midi controlled servomotor and a phone coil pickup as the source. I've edited it down a bit as an experiment in doing quick and brutal edits on improvisations, but otherwise it's fully live.

The combination of mechanical noises and slightly random timing lends itself quite well to slightly funky technoey glitchy music, so that's where this went.

Quick jam at home.

Dual hydrophones, approximately 1m apart. Many aquatic creatures, some noise pollution

Dunsapie Lock Dual Hydrophones in the loch, approx 1m apart. General aquatic noises, people talking, cars driving past

Duddingston Loch

Dual hydrophones in Duddingston Loch. A few fish talking, wind/wave noise, bird calls

Duddingston Loch 2

Dual hydrophones in Duddingston Loch. One channel right on something which makes a constant noise, lots of calls and squeaks in the background

Contact mic on the (fake) jawbone on top of Berwick Law, in high winds

Dual hydrophones in a rockpool. Many snails eating/moving

Contact mics on either side of a train carriage. Interesting metal harmonics and noises once it has stopped.

Magnetic contact mics on a parallel fencewires in high winds

Dual hydrophones in a rock pool with the sea coming in. Small things squeaking to each other, lots of bubbles and waves

Dual hydrophones in a rockpool. Many snails eating, and a crab moving about (hiding under the microphone)

Dual hydrophones in the shallows of Loch Leven. Fairly quiet background, but some amazing fish calls (1:45). This is just after something tried to eat the hydrophones

Dual hydrophones in a rock pool near Elie at the start of a rain shower. Crabs, snails and raindrops

Loch Leven Bridge

Hydrophones spaced approx 5cm apart in a freshwater mussel bed. Lots of mussels grinding around.

Life Mounds Hydrophones in one of the ponds in the Life Mounds sculpture in Jupiter Artland

Magnetic contact mics on the cage surrounding the Anish Kapoor sculpture in Jupiter Artland. Played with hands - lots of huge metallic resonance

Quick demo of my granulator. Some nasty sounds in there, but some nice ones too. It was misbehaving a bit!