Digital download – earwyrm #5

£7.00

What’s inside:

Quintet Crumbling Ghost have reimagined some of history’s most popular murder ballads through a doomy, psychedelic haze of rock for a new generation. They talk about how they hit on this magic combo, why murder ballads are still so popular, and which of their new tracks deserves a place on your Halloween playlist.
David Cronenberg is the inspo behind Finnish DIY doomgazer Shedfromthebody’s latest album, We Fly into Windows. Suvi Savikko talks us through the importance of integrated damage and primordial language in her lyrics and why she keeps painting suspicious horses for her album cover art.
Meet a creator with the power to stop time — award-winning taxidermist Alexandra Rose Cherrett. She shares some of her favourite ‘rogue taxidermy’ pieces (including the one commissioned by Oscar Isaac for Guillermo del Toro), how to give it a try yourself, and the two misconceptions she’d like to lay to rest.

British contemporary artist, animist, and Cræft Practitioner Gabrielle Tamäya lifts the veil on her extraordinary practice of creating ‘luminous maps and talismanic artwork’ by channelling and communing with the vast ecology of unseen beings around us (including one very intense encounter with a land wight). She’ll tell you how to use Autumn’s liminal energy to start your own practice.

Quintet Crumbling Ghost have reimagined some of history’s most popular murder ballads through a doomy, psychedelic haze of rock for a new generation. They talk about how they hit on this magic combo, why murder ballads are still so popular, and which of their new tracks deserves a place on your Halloween playlist.
David Cronenberg is the inspo behind Finnish DIY doomgazer Shedfromthebody’s latest album, We Fly into Windows. Suvi Savikko talks us through the importance of integrated damage and primordial language in her lyrics and why she keeps painting suspicious horses for her album cover art.
Meet a creator with the power to stop time — award-winning taxidermist Alexandra Rose Cherrett. She shares some of her favourite ‘rogue taxidermy’ pieces (including the one commissioned by Oscar Isaac for Guillermo del Toro), how to give it a try yourself, and the two misconceptions she’d like to lay to rest.

British contemporary artist, animist, and Cræft Practitioner Gabrielle Tamäya lifts the veil on her extraordinary practice of creating ‘luminous maps and talismanic artwork’ by channelling and communing with the vast ecology of unseen beings around us (including one very intense encounter with a land wight). She’ll tell you how to use Autumn’s liminal energy to start your own practice.