(Rhythmic Noise, Tribal, IDM) Worms Of The Earth - Anāgāmi - 2012 [Tympanik Audio, TD014], FLAC (tracks), lossless

The idea of Worms of the Earth emerged in 2004, though it gestated until 2007 when the first workings came to light. Since then, a critically-acclaimed full length and an EP have been released on Canadian experimental/industrial label Bugs Crawling Out Of People, numerous remixes and compilation appearances sculpted, as well as 50+ shows across the eastern US and Canada alongside acts such as Haujobb, Iszoloscope, Scrap.edx, Terrorfakt, Asche, Mono-Amine, and many more.
Worms of the Earth evokes the harsh sounds of ancient technology combined with chthonic dark ambience and eastern mysticism to create aural rituals which explore esoteric knowledge and the pursuit of the ascension of the self.

Tympanik Audio welcomes Worms Of The Earth for the release of his new album ‘Anagami‘. Discordant, pounding rhythmic noise with tribal undertones, atmosphere-rich dark ambient pieces, and complex and contorted IDM, ‘Anagami‘ effectively demonstrates a fresh approach to the genres and the impressive range of this dynamic artist.
Anagami translates to literally “non-returning”; a person who has achieved partial enlightenment and thusly is not reborn into this world, but into a higher plane. Two years in the making, Worms of the Earth‘s new mantra ‘Anagami‘ marks a significant move forward in his sound design, while staying true to his roots with a solid contrast of old and new sound rudiments culminating into a powerful and cohesive blend of abrasive rhythms and enveloping atmospheres. Mystical and serendipitous, ‘Anagami‘ lurches and heaves under a wall of sonic sculptures accented with Eastern influences, generously embossed with stomping beats and harsh noise elements.