Eryk Salvaggio’s upcoming album, Worlding: Sympoietic Mycology, is a trip. Described as a collaboration between human, synthesizer, and mushroom, Worlding sings in its own language. From pop-infused expressions to alien glitchworlds, it’s an album filled with new, interesting ideas and evolving sounds. Salvaggio has released some excellent music in recent years, but Worlding stands apart. The album will be released on October 21 via No Type on cassette and digital formats. Pre-order a copy HERE.
From Eryk:
These are tracks that remind me of mushrooms: sounds that feel as if they are weaving and exploring the sonic space in the ways our neighboring fungi navigate their growth beneath the soil. Peaceful but never still, there is a spirit of unpredictable emergence and growth that comes through some of these songs. Others draw to mind a sense of something lingering beneath the surface, stretching through the debris in anticipation of the next surge outward. I hope you enjoy it!
Tracklist:
Osees – Tear Ducks (From Weirdo Hairdo)
Jan Jelinek – Universal Band Silhouette (From Kosmischer Pitch)
Janet Beat – Lighthouses (From Pioneering Knob Twiddler)
Of the Night – Lapis (Original Mix)
Tobacco – Moss Mouth (From Ripe and Majestic)
Vic Bang – Yazzu (From Burung) https://vicbang.bandcamp.com/album/burung
Past Palms – Meditation III: Philodendron (From Ambient Music for Watering Plants)
Eryk Salvaggio / Worlding – Proximity to a Human Hand (From Worlding: Sympoietic Mycology)
Environments – Gentle Rain in a Pine Forest (Excerpt)
Growing – Fancy Period (Excerpt) (From Color Wheel)
Rrose – Hymn to Moisture (From Hymn to Moisture)
Johnny Woods – Fashion of Swallows (From Things Silently Explode)
Briana Marela – Uncertainty and the Unknown (From You Are a Wave)
Jim O’Rourke – The Creeping Garden (Excerpt) from Steamroom 35
Stereolab – Blaue Milch (Excerpt) From Pulse of the Early Brain
Hainbach – Studie F – Prestissimo (From Syn-Ket Studien)
Environments – Gentle Rain in a Pine Forest (Excerpt)
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