The kNew Forest

Field Recordings, Spontaneous Poetry & Random Musical Eruptions...

Field Recordings, Spontaneous Poetry & Random Musical Eruptions...


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The Conductor

The Conductor

It’s a drizzly Easter weekend in Old England Town –
would you care to join me for a psilly trip to the kNew Forest?

We’ll begin with the Dawn Chorus and a morning cuppa before I walk you through the wyrd woods to my favourite spot in all the worlds for dinner & peaceful blessings – the next morning we’ll have a pint in the local pub, and feeling vigorously bubbly, publically transport ourselves back to the City.

Along the way we’ll meet Pony, Woodpecker, Scarab, Slug, Fly, Deer, Owl, Oak, Beech, Pine, Lichen, Sphagnum, Spirit – even a pair of fellow humans!

You’ll be overtained by exhuberant verbal eruptions speaking straight to your neurons, soothed by breathey nonsense blessing your brainstem, cleansed by random musics playing up your spine like a xylophone…

You’ll be pleased you came. Eye promise.

Please enter... entrancing... isn't it?

Please enter... entrancing... isn't it?


Fingers of Light

Fingers of Light


Plain Lovely

Plain Lovely


Dor Beetle

Dor Beetle


Black Slug

Black Slug


Fugging Famished

Fugging Famished


Can you see him? (He can see you.)

Can you see him? (He can see you.)


Sir Real Eyes, at home.

Sir Real Eyes, at home.


The only thing that saves me from talking to myself sometimes...

The only thing that saves me from talking to myself sometimes...


BlesSingZzz

BlesSingZzz

7 Comments

  1. lep
    Posted June 17, 2009 at 9:52 pm | Permalink

    What tone bowls are you using? are they handmade or laith spun?

  2. Posted June 18, 2009 at 6:32 pm | Permalink

    Hey, thanks for your comment – the singing bowl I got at a little hippy shop about 10 years ago for about 30 squid, I don’t know but I would guess it’s lathe spun: it has a spiral groove which suggests some sort of machining to me… I also used my ‘tinkle bars’ – 3 bars of increasing size mounted on a bit of wood, my little rectangular flute, and a cheap thumb piano shaped like a turtle.

  3. Nathan H
    Posted June 19, 2009 at 8:00 am | Permalink

    I previously heard some of the spoken word part of this as sound files. It stands the test of being listened to again. It’s competent poetry, performed skilfully. The background of natural sounds respond to the spoken words. Here, on this page, the images with words under them add another dimensions.

  4. Bobby Holmes
    Posted June 20, 2009 at 1:40 am | Permalink

    There were moments in the “performance” that I found most appealling and kynd.

  5. Posted June 25, 2009 at 10:28 am | Permalink

    thanKYN yooze Nathan & Bobby!

  6. Posted July 6, 2009 at 6:23 pm | Permalink

    diggin’!

    • Posted July 6, 2009 at 11:35 pm | Permalink

      cheers brutha!

      (got a slightly new mix with a slideshow comin’ up soonish hopefooly)

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