Unearthings

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The music is the landscape, and the landscape is the music, and we’re all tied to it by our shared history... Unearthings is a series of transmissions inspired by the changing seasons and changing landscape of East Anglia, drawing on poetry, prose, found texts and field recordings.

Aug 18

another day in the anthropocene (scorched earth mix)

The music is the landscape, and the landscape is the music, and we’re all tied to it by our shared history... Unearthings is a series of transmissions inspired by the changing seasons and changing landscape of East Anglia, drawing on poetry, prose, found texts and field recordings.
Jul 26

another day in the anthropocene

It’s dry and arid, there’s been hardly any rain for weeks,and everything is parched. The yellowhammer has changed his onomatopoeic song, and he no longer sings of a little bit of bread and no cheese, but of another day in the anthropocene. sharon sanderson - field recordings robert sanderson - guitar
Apr 19

sing cuccu

the cuckoo comes in april he sings his song in may in the middle of june he changes his tune and july he flies away sharon sanderson - voice, and field recordings made in woodland near minsmere, suffolk robert sanderson - guitar & gramophonics
Feb 24

the dark night is over and a new day has begun

The dark night is over and a new day begins... sharon sanderson - field recordings (Kelling Heath) robert sanderson - atmospherics
11/30/2025

Blakeney Point

They that go down to the sea in ships, and occupy their business in great waters; These men see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep. For at his word the stormy wind ariseth, which lifteth up the waves thereof. They are carried up to the heaven, and down again to the deep. Their soul melteth away, because of the trouble. They reel to and fro, and stagger like a drunken man, and are at their wits’ end. So when they they cry unto the Lord in their trouble he delivereth them out of their distress. For He maketh the storm to cease, so that the waves thereof are still. Then are they glad because they are at rest; and so he bringeth them unto the haven where they would be. * We navigated by stars, charted our course by constellations, carried cargo on the German Ocean from Lubek to Lynn and fished for herring and cod in the cold north waters. We lined up with the church towers as we pulled into port, and carved our crude ships on the pillars in the nave - votive scratchings as we listened to long sermons for the saints and the hammer-beam angels to intercede for us, and grant us safe passage. And after the harbour has silted up and after the river has changed its course and after the town has hollowed out and long after we have sailed from these shores our graffiti ships will still be there safe in the haven of our souls. * sharon sanderson - field recordings & voice robert sanderson - music, atmospherics & voice
11/09/2025

The City Belongs To Hooded Crows

An audio snapshot of Berlin
10/03/2025

The Age of Twilight

Darkness falls over Wuffinga-land, and an autumnal day comes to a close. Chieftains sleep forever in their buried ships, and Mrs. Edith Pretty consults the spirits, while Basil Brown, trowel in hand, scrapes away the soil of centuries. Sharon's on a patch of heathland recording the rutting red deer, before she realises that the beaten tracks have dissolved into the darkness, and she's now lost. Sharon Sanderson - field recordings Robert Sanderson - atmospherics voices - Professor H.C.Wyld, an academic and linguist, reading an extract from Beowulf Basil Brown, a local self-taught archaeologist explaining how he discovered the remains of a buried ship at Sutton Hoo
07/02/2025

summernightmix

A nocturnal set of music and incidental soundscapes designed to be listened to under the stars 1. gloaming 2. the nighttime is the best time of the day (finnish tango) 3. through the woods 4. music for bat detector & gramophone 5. the souls of unbaptised children wander the skies tonight sharon sanderson - field recordings & bat detectors robert sanderson - atmospherics & instruments all tracks by sanderson & sanderson

The music is the landscape, and the landscape is the music, and we’re all tied to it by our shared history... Unearthings is a series of transmissions inspired by the changing seasons and changing landscape of East Anglia, drawing on poetry, prose, found texts and field recordings.

Creator

sanderson & sanderson
Years Active

2021 - 2026
Episodes

29
Rating

Clean
Copyright

© 2026 sanderson & sanderson
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Unearthings