regiment's interest for radio as a medium continues alongside their interdisciplinary and collaborative practice.

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In Girum Imus Nocte is a medium-length radio piece that reworks a text by Holly Robinson into an ever-morphing loop that disintegrates while propelling itself into perpetuity. It was included in MonteAudio Festival in Montevideo, Uruguay and broadcast in early 2026.

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Tendril is an experiment towards a more 'narrative' long form, an invitation to let go. It draws inspiration from a fragment of a TV interview in which Frank Herbert speaks about ecology and futurity; the voice here fades in and out of focus and it is just one element of the whole. While conceived as a radio piece, Tendril is an echosystem in which voice, field recordings, synths and tape loops all coalesce into a sonic environment that alludes to a space for listening. It was part of Radiophrenia Festival in Glasgow, and broadcast on Resonance Extra and Radio Tsonami, Valparaiso, Chile.