earwyrm: occult music and arts zine

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Trick or treat yourself to a print copy of earwyrm’s debut issue!

This issue contains:

Oregon dark rock three-piece Hoaxed reveal details about their upcoming album and share their favourite cursed knick-knacks.
Glaswegian doomgazers Cwfen think something is looking out for them — read the interview and decide for yourself!
Haunted synth pop “weirdo” Marottes shares how he built his sound around tarot’s Fool’s Journey.
The king of folk horror linocuts, Richard Wells, shares what it’s like to become an honorary member of the British doom rock scene and what makes a good folk horror tale.
Horror’s favourite fearsome foursome, the Adams Family, “peel back the skin” of their latest offering, Mother of Flies.

Plus DIY crafts, original artwork, and snippets and stories directly from the occult music and arts community.

You’ll receive a 40-page A5 printed zine on uncoated paper, stapled, and sent with the witchiest regards.

£10.00

In this issue

Toronto-based doom 5-piece Witchrot talk about primal gig experiences, their occult horror favourites, and why they’re knuckle draggers but never foot draggers.
Anxious alt-punk band The Empty Page think we should all be visiting indie music venues to sing together, and after hearing why, we strongly agree!
Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist Tally Juniper processed grief through an EP. Now she asks: “What will you do with it?”
Activist Witch Ysha shares tips for content creation as magical activism and why you’ll never see an activism spell on any of their platforms.
A custom magical space you can carry in your pocket? Hell yeah! June of June’s Altar Shop tells you how to sew your own and how to avoid the number one mistake most first-timers make.

Plus…

You’ll get a 40-page, A5 saddle-stitched zine on uncoated paper, designed by hand and sent with the witchiest regards!

£10.00

Ward off the winter chill with a print copy of earwyrm #2.

In this issue:

Emily Highfield from Suldusk talks about nature as a creative framework and dishes the dirt on her upcoming third album.
Jordan from Wytch talks about how music can be a unifying force and a source of love and comfort in dark times.
Darkwave diva Tiffadelic gives us the full story of how she channelled her ancestors to create her protest anthem, Nazareth B.O.P.
Director, actor, mask-maker, and art witch Lillian Vargyas gives an insight into her magical mask-making process and why the act of making is sacred.
Leo Mortem gets under the skin of her tattoo process and why she gets such a dopamine rush from designing three-dimensional paper art for her snail mail subscribers.

Plus a DIY cloak-making tutorial, a wintering oracle card spread, reader artwork, stories, and book recommendations, a playlist, and more.

You’ll get a 40-page, A5 saddle-stitched zine on uncoated paper, designed by hand and sent with the witchiest regards!