Same publisher192 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono.
Metal stairs on an anchored vessel create haunting, dissonant sound effects, producing deep groans and creaks as waves gently rock the ship in Reykjavik's harbor.
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Pipe In A Lava Field
Deep within an Icelandic lava field, a disused borehole transforms everyday sounds into otherworldly sound effects, creating metallic echoes and natural delays through various experimental techniques.
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I found a very long disused bore hole in the middle of an Icelandic lava field.
I dropped rocks down it, poured water into it, vocalised into it, stroked a rasp file on a plastic bottle stuck into the top of it and other experiments.
The results were insane metallic echoes, delays and reflections.
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