Next in our series of playlists emerging from thoughts, ideas and inspirations from Fermynwoods Podcast episodes is To The Trees I Take My Tears – responding to Episode 17 which features an audio essay by Hanna Tuulikki that encourages conversation with the woods whilst reflecting on how ideals of ecology, identity and nationhood are entwined.
This playlist was curated by Astrid Björklund, one half of our podcast guest curators SUBTERRA.
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In the distance,
a weeping serenade
echoes throughout
the verdant labyrinth.
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This Is How we Sing – Jon Mueller, Robbie Lee, et al. (5:31)
Alone In The Dark Wood – Fursaxa (4:36)
Faded Faces In Vanishing Voices – Offthesky, Kinder Scout (6:21)
Oberlandmystik – Ungfell (1:49)
Alone with the Beast Folk – Birdengine (2:38)
We Walked Through the Woods Holding Hands – Paper Dollhouse (0:43)
Subverting the Memory of Your Surroundings – Ezekiel Honig (4:53)
Lethe – Black to Comm (3:41)
Sudden Laugher, Laughter Without Reason – Eli Keszler (4:21)
Words in the Shape of a Tree – Steve Roden (7:58)
A Homesick Song – Ursula K. Le Guin, Todd Barton (2:17)
Faeries – Lichens (8:19)
Looped – Bowery Electric (2:39)
O, My Daughter, O, My Sorrow – William Basinski (6:43)
I en oändlig sorg / Jörn – Varg²™ (3:20)
The Fermynwoods Podcast is an experimental space for the display and creation of contemporary art which is fully accessible from people’s homes. Featuring artist talks, discussions and original commissioned sound art, to complement our public facing programme. The podcast also features specially commissioned videos by Sapphire Goss‘ to accompany and in response to each recorded episode, plus curated playlists by Astrid Björklund.