HOM9 The Humanoid Robot That Can Read Braille - a 25 minute sound poem. HOM refers to Hastings of Malawi and HOM9 denotes the ninth album released under this name. Other recordings can be heard here.
"Groan tubes" attached to bicycle wheels. Groan tubes are sounded by a reed which moves inside a plastic pipe thus changing its length and the frequency of the note produced. Other organ pipe experiments can be seen here
When building a new supermarket in Hackney, London, Tesco Stores and Hackney Council commissioned a public sound art work as part of the development. The supermarket was built on a site where formerly there had been a street (Chalgrove Road). The work was an oral history of the missing road made from interviews with people who had lived on or near it between 1910 and 1970.
This map shows where the street used to exist
This is an edited selection of some of the oral history. The Installation involved six audio speakers arranged around the site with random selections of oral memories played on each one evoking voices from the past that floated around the space. More work with spoken word can be heard here