Essex vicar Rev Matthew Simpkins creates song from cancer scanner

The Rev Matthew Simpkins says focusing on a scanner's sounds helped him cope when he was inside it.

The married father-of-two worked out which keys the machine's sounds were in and created some accompanying harmonies in his head while laying in the scanner.

"It was like being in some bizarre nightclub - these deafening sounds, but they were groovy sounds," said Mr Simpkins. The track, called Spooling, has been created in collaboration with Ben Brown of well-known local groups Dingus Khan and Superglu and it will be released on Ipswich-based Antigen Records.

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