Heidi Heilig, features Donald Crowhurst in an imaginary alternate universe in which he has time traveled away from his failing boat, rather than dying at sea. Poetry American poet Donald Finkel based his 1987 book-length narrative poem The Wake of the Electron on Crowhurst's life and fateful voyage. Others The Scottish band Trashcan Sinatras recorded a song about Crowhurst on their Wild Pendulum album. The title is “Waves (Sweep Away My Meloncholy), which was one of the final entries in the log books of Crowhurst’s ill-fated journey. The Stiltskin song "Horse" on their 1994 album The Mind's Eye was written about the ill-fated voyage from Donald Crowhurst's perspective. British musician the Third Eye Foundation released a song called "Donald Crowhurst" on the album Ghost. British jazz musician Django Bates included a track called "The Strange Voyage of Donald Crowhurst" on his 1997 album Like Life. British dark folk/neofolk project Sieben has a trilogy of songs dedicated to Donald Crowhurst on the "Star Wood Brick Firmament" 2010 album: "Donald", "Crowhurst" and "Floating". It was completely re-recorded in 2021 as "Donald Crowhurst" for the single "Minack Theatre". US experimental metal/noise project Crowhurst by Jay Gambit was named after the Donald Crowhurst story. Also the project's 2013 album "In the Speedboat Under the Sea" is inspired by the Donald Crowhurst story - and the album's closing track is called "The Last Will and Testament of Donald Crowhurst". Scottish band Captain and the Kings released a single in early 2011 entitled "It Is The Mercy", based on Crowhurst's exploits. British band I Like Trains wrote a song called "The Deception", which appears on their album Elegies to Lessons Learnt, based upon Donald Crowhurst's story. South London hardcore band Lay It on the Line released 'Crowhurst' – a 9-song re-telling of Crowhurst's story – in 2013. Folk singer, actor and writer Benjamin Akira Tallamy wrote and recorded "The Teignmouth Electron" based around Crowhurst's breakdown and his death at sea. The song was released on 19 October 2014 with a music video uploaded to YouTube on the same day. The band Crash of Rhinos released the song "Speeds of Ocean Greyhounds" in 2013. It appears as the closing track on the band's second and final album "Knots" and was written about Crowhurst's voyage and last days at sea. The band OSI has a song named "Radiologue", released on their third album, Blood, which appears to be