
Since 2008, Ian Rawes' London Sound Survey has documented the changing sound of the UK's capital through a huge array of new field recordings, capturing every aspect of London life. Ian began making field recordings of London street life partly because he believed the city’s rate of change was quickening. The London Sound Survey went online in 2009 and has grown since to include much sound-related historical material as well as over 2,000 modern-day recordings.
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Tower Bridge: North Bascule Chamber
Coryton Refinery Siren
Allhallows Marshes: Day
Maplin Sands
Tower Bridge: South Bascule Chamber
Allhallows Marshes: Night
The Albert Basin
Welney Washes
Tower Bridge: Machine Room
Buckenham Rooks
Welney Washes Swans
Inside Pumping Station
Joist Fen
Hundred Foot Washes
Winterton Common Seals
Trial Wood
Basketball Players, Turnpike Lane
Raising of Tower Bridge recorded from inside the bascule chamber
Dulcimer Busker Portobello Road
The Thames in Full Spate at Twickenham
Motorcycle Wall of Death
Thames Festival fireworks (play loud!)
Thames estuary atmospheres: Aggregates yard, Northfleet
'Drum and bass, dub, roots and culture': flyer distributor, Camden
After the rain in Selsdon Wood
Bar Italia Soho
A4 Maplin Sands
Irish music night in the Sir Colin Campbell pub, Kilburn
Treetop Walkway Kew Gardens
Saxophone busker, Highbury end of Upper Street
Sony PCM M10 vs Edirol R09 HR noise test for markuseman
Allhallows Marshes Night
Binaural mics comparison: urban afternoon birdsong
Binaural mics comparison: outdoor market
Tower Bridge South Bascule Chamber
Binaural mics comparison: shopping centre walk-through
Coryton oil refinery sirens Essex
Constance Fund fountain Green Park
A1 Tower Bridge_ North Bascule Chamber
A2 Allhallows Marshes_ Day
Brick Lane market traders' cries
A3 Coryton Refinery Siren
B1 Tower Bridge_ South Bascule Chamber
B2 Allhallows Marshes_ Night
B3 The Albert Basin
B4 Tower Bridge_ Machine Room
Coryton Siren
Tower Bridge machine room drone
Greenwich Park in the snow
Weird and crap 'sound sculpture' in Westfield Stratford shopping centre
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