TIME & TIDE

ARCHIVE RECORD: ERR-10 // TIME & TIDE

Time & Tide is a chronicle of the Boscastle landscape, where the Atlantic surge grinds against Carboniferous slate. This album serves as a sonic bridge between the physical weight of the cliffs and the ethereal weight of the folklore that permeates the air of North Cornwall and Bodmin Moor.

SECTOR LOGS:

Minster: An invocation for Joan Wytte, the "Fighting Fairy" of Bodmin, whose bones found no peace for over a century.

Blackapit: A descent into the vertical black throat of the coast. The sound of shifting slate and the predatory nature of the sea.

Beeny Cliff: Based on the 1870/1913 poetry of Thomas Hardy. A hauntological reconstruction of memory, light, and the "elsewhere" woman.

The Thin Place: The final dissolution. A long-form ritual documenting the failure of the veil on the moor.

The recordings utilize medieval instrumentation—Hurdy-Gurdy, Viols, and Chants—processed through modern archival distortion to simulate the weathering of time itself.

// END OF RECORD SEEK THE SILENCE BETWEEN THE TIDES The veil remains thin.