In the summer of 2019 i purchased a box of silkworms from a woman named Tracy Trees. I fed them leaves from a mulberry tree outside my house which i harvested every day. i grew fascinated by the way they moved, the feeling of their sticky little feet on my skin, the sound they made crunching on their leaves. they were slow and gentle and strange. they would escape from their box and build little silk tents around my bedroom. they pooped all the time, and some died from fungal disease or rectal prolapse. i would rub the soft silk strands they made on my upper lip as. i watched them. they pupated, metamorphosed, bred and died. i raised their children, and then their children's children, then their children too. I loved them dearly

Music for Bugs

Silkworm Sonata 3

echo dirge

synth n foundsound meander inspired by speleothem formation

Love Letters

Song for the rain bug, or red velvet mite, the largest mite, who comes out when it rains

Red velvet mite

God makes no mistakes

Six months ago my car broke down in Devonport, I left it at the mechanic and wandered to the local pet shop where a brood of baby seahorses was being born and immediately scooped in a net by pet shop staff to be separated from their parents, who when distressed by captivity, are prone to eating their young

seahorse born in pet shop

music for bugs

LINOPODES

hydrophone recordings of mussels,  & my thoughts on that

mussel memory

Slugs mating in a cemetery on the Isle of Skye

Iridescent mucous

song about feeling an old sadness in mexico 

grief wears new clothes

scream of consciousness brut drone 4 bugs
//strange breeze

drain cat

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