Using a finely tuned 360° spatial audio environment informed by neuroscience and vibroacoustic research, Time Echoes is an immersive listening experience designed to be both heard and physically felt. Presented in near-darkness, the work moves through vast scales of existence – from sonified planetary and stellar data, through geophony (the elemental sounds of Earth), biophony (the sounds of living organisms), and anthropophony (human voice, music, and culture) – forming a living exploration of acoustic ecology. The score by Tom Middleton weaves these elements into a continuous sonic narrative that reveals hidden, fragile, and endangered sonic worlds while encouraging presence, relaxation, emotional resonance, and human connection. The experience opens with gentle guided breathwork and concludes with a collective humming practice designed to support breath regulation, relaxation, and shared resonance. What to Bring: We recommend bringing a warm layer – the body naturally cools as it settles into a parasympathetic state during the experience. A water bottle is also worth having; there is a water fountain in the bar area to fill up before the session. Booking: Polygon Portal is a members-only space. To attend, you will need to register for the Portal via our website first. Once registered, you can book your session directly. Capacity is limited and sessions sell out – book early. Book here: polygon-productions.live Please Note: Individual responses to immersive sensory environments vary. This experience is not a medical or therapeutic intervention and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Participants who are pregnant, have a history of epilepsy, sound sensitivity, or other relevant medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional before attending.
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About Polygon Live
A NEW DIMENSION IN SOUND AWAITS Here, music doesn’t just play, it surrounds you. It drifts above you, slips behind you, moves through you. The line between stage and audience disappears. You’re no longer a spectator, you’ve stepped inside the music.