May 19, 2025
have you heard Jesse Welles Bug song? My friends just played it to me in the car and I immediately thought “I have to send it to you”
I have! For those who haven't:
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have you heard Jesse Welles Bug song? My friends just played it to me in the car and I immediately thought “I have to send it to you”
I have! For those who haven't:
just found the perfect playlist on YouTube
and the comments are perfect too
By chance, are you looking for songs about bugs? Possibly take a look at this playlist!
It's 92 songs of various genres and themes, with one connection, some type of bug, insect, spider, or other creepy crawlys being important to the delivery and meaning of the song
To be frequently updated as I find more music about bugs (they're a special interest/comfort). Would love to hear more bug song recs :]
Idk man
FIRE ANT FIGHT
UltraBox is a mod of BeepBox that aims to combine every other beepmod into one.
pov youre a mantis fighting a fuckton of fire ants or some shit idk
do they even live in the same area???? who care
who up clawing thru the dirt shedding the husk of their former selves to scream at the sky for a few weeks then perish #buggirlsummer
made a song using my broken korg ds8 and sounds from donkey kong country 2
But insects? They are supposed to make sense as a swarm, to overwhelm us in the millions, and their music has great group qualities as well. They respond reliably, like little computer routines, waking up to sounds and silences, filling in the spaces between. They clearly listen from one species to another something birds, whales, and even humans are not so used to doing. The whole insect chorus is many species interacting in intriguing patterns. Their rhythms thrum intensely at us like the early noise musics of Luigi Russolo and Edgard Varèse; they challenge the gentle advice of John Cage to simply listen, threatening to overwhelm us with the great crackle and buzz of a prehistoric Earth. What could be more gigantically sublime than a huge sound made by thousands of singing creatures, each a tiny part of a giant noise, with hardly a room for any human to get a sound in?
bug music, david rosenberg (2013)
