You went missing for a while and the explanation you gave sounds crazy, but you're not crazy! Your Doctor has sent you away for close examination at Woodclyf Asylum, assured you'd be feeling better soon. Behind the confines of the Asylum walls things aren't quite as they seem. Whispers from the nurses suggest that patients have been going missing and the Doctors here keep their faces hidden at all times... No one is going to believe you now.

This thunder soundscape has been deliberately kept quiet and calm: no instant thunder clap or lightning strike will frighten people with anxiety problems, or astraphobia (the fear of thunder and lightning).

Have you ever heard an odd sound in a dark place, or felt as if there was someone standing in the shadow of a corner just a second ago, or did you feel like you heard a silent whisper very close to your ear?. That’s exactly how you feel in old haunted mansions and castles. You feel your goosebumps rise, sending a chill down your spine. Think of the sounds that go on in haunted mansions and castles. The damp air in the long creaking corridors, doors squeaking at the slightest touch and suddenly shutting, burning torches with crackling fire, chains rattling in dungeons, ghosts wailing and rocking chairs. You may be thrilled to be in such a place, but scared stiff at the same time. Haunted buildings are not usually beautiful on the outside. Some even have a sad despairing air about them, with claims of paranormal activities going on within them overtime. The sounds in these haunted places always fuel your fears and spook you out whether you wish to support your obsession with ghosts or not.

The Forest of Ardennes is a region of extensive woods, about one hour drive from home. This soundscape relates to the recordings made deep in the forest during a full moon night.