Erland Cooper recorded part of his his track First of the Tide single inside Cuween Hill chambered cairn, using the cairn as a natural echo chamber for playing back the main synth line. The track also features field recordings of the tide coming in, seagulls and a fortuitously recorded fishing boat which joins in the same tone and key, which is hard to hear as it's so well blended in. The track is is a collaboration with electronic artist and producer Benge whose PolyMoog 1975 provided the ethereal sounds.
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See also: Louder than War
https://louderthanwar.com/erland-cooper-announces-new-album-sule-skerry/
Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/jan/08/erland-cooper-musician-orkney-interview
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