The Voyage of The Gongoozler

The abundance trail is a soundscape that features the hustle and bustle of sounds, ambience and dialogue of Foleshill road, Cross road, Princess street and Broad street in Coventry, West Midlands. They are all interconnected forming a gentle polyphony of an immersive sound experience. Alongside the noise of a day to day life between these streets there are geolocated sounds from south India that the audience can activate as they walk the trail. These sounds are from memory of the artist and brought to life through an immersive activation within the four streets. They become a unique composition offering an abundant sound experience.

Genius Loci aims at using Grime music as an “as an ethnographic resource to map specific spaces and places”, as defined by Lee Barron, to explore the city of Coventry. The project is interested in observing the recent changes the city has gone through in the past decade and take a record of the expectations for its future development, seeing a parallel trajectory with its grime scene. Barron continues: “Emerging from within local social contexts, grime articulates and represents urban worlds that are invariably and culturally unseen spaces”. In the spirit of this statement, this documentary sound piece attempts to investigate through recorded interviews these “unseen spaces” of Coventry, in the perspective of the artists who inhabit, write about and are inspired by them. The Map at the moment features 4 artists but it will remain open for other people in the scene to give their contribution. Made for the Experimental Documentary Practices module at University of Warwick. Tutor: Michael Pigott

A tour of heritage locations across the city centre of Coventry. Follow the directions on Google Maps https://goo.gl/maps/WwqxydC9qG9nSA2E6

Explore the campus and listen to the stories behind the names of the University buildings. Or if you're not sure where to go, stream the Echos while you follow directions on these three mini-tours, all starting from Gosford Street: Part 1 - Ellen Terry Building to Alison Gingell Building https://goo.gl/maps/ErsTpPUgTGNZThG6A Part 2 - Graham Sutherland Building to Alan Berry Building https://goo.gl/maps/a1jBLHSXEJV6uGNT6 Part 3 - Sir William Lyons Building to Beatrice Shilling Building https://goo.gl/maps/nxci15o4tV9cYZzA9

A student body has been found. The student was murdered. After you investigate further, other victims with a familiar link are getting murdered. But who is the killer? Explore these places within Coventry to find out more on what happened. Start at the HUB to solve the mystery. Headphones are advised.

This is an echo about Coventry Library.

We invite you to explore the sounds of food culture around Coventry! Food culture meaning the spaces, practices, networks and actives, surrounding the production, distribution and consumption of food. In this tour you will find recordings of food sizzling, people chatting, walking and participating in food culture from a diverse selection of spaces around the city. We invite to investigate the food of coventry in a new way and discover the immersive sounds collected by our artist. This tour is brought to you by the Culture and Social Innovation Course at the University of Warwick Center for Culture and Media Policy Studies.

Explore some of the historic buildings of Coventry and discover the stories behind them. If you know where you’re going then feel free to go off and explore, but if you’re not sure where to go, then you can follow the directions of this mini-tour via Google Maps – starting from Swanswell Gate and finish at the London Road Cemetery. If you’re streaming the Echos app in the background, you’ll hear the information as you get close to each landmark. https://goo.gl/maps/728LiYSh25Dfejr98

SPENCER PARK. Part of Library of Litter by Janet Tryner. wwww.libraryoflitter.art