Cover of The Sea Nymphs’ On The Dry Land (2016), with radiolarian skeletons
Good band-name, beautiful cover, but I don’t like the music. It’s interesting to compare a trimmed version of the cover:
Trimmed version of The Sea Nymphs’ On the Dry Land
Elsewhere Other-Accessible…
• On the Dry Land at Bandcamp
• Radiolaria at Wikipedia
The colonial cyanobacterium Nostoc commune (image from Wikipedia)
Post-Performative Post-Scriptum…
The title of this incendiary intervention is a reference to the French phrase nostalgie de la boue, literally meaning “nostalgia for mud” and referring to a longing for social or sexual degradation.
Copepoda by Ernst Haeckel from Kunstformen der Natur / Artforms of Nature (1904)
Diatoms with siliceous shells arranged in a filled circle using a microscope
• Photograph of diatoms collected in Russia and arranged on a microscope slide in 1952 by A.L. Brigger
The very Lovecraftian Loriciferan Pliciloricus enigmaticus (Higgins & Kristensen, 1986)
N.B. The title of this incendiary intervention is a paronomasia on Kenneth Anger’s film Lucifer Rising (1972) (which I ain’t never seen nohow).
