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Joy in Ruination

Tristan Louth-Robins

Joy in Ruination is a newsletter from Tristan Louth-Robins, taking the form of short essays touching on themes of personal recollection, the environment, acoustic ecology and the act of listening. Seeking meaning, solace and joy in the noise of decline.

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Blending in with the crowd

I lower my arm, holding the device to my waist, press ‘record’ with my thumb and start walking. The handheld recorder stands a good chance of remaining inconspicuous because the prominent black tuft of the recorder’s wind protection appears...

7 months ago
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The ongoing moment

The sound seemed to materialise out of nothing. Aside from the regular pad of my shoes on the compacted sand - which I wasn’t paying attention to - a stillness and quiet had remained consistent for the last ten minutes or so. I had come to ...

8 months ago
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It'll take a long time

Over the years I’ve frequently listened against the quiet of natural landscapes, straining to hear something materialise out of them. Barren landscapes, seemingly devoid of life - such as deserts - will not offer up much, perhaps just the w...

a year ago
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Place to be

> The plains that I crossed in those days were not endlessly alike. Sometimes I looked over a great shallow valley with scattered trees and idle cattle and perhaps a meagre stream at its centre. Sometimes, at the end of a tract of utterly u...

2 years ago
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