More spider music:

David Yow – Tonight You Look Like a Spider

Slint – Spiderland

Similarly, from 1986.

Graeme Revell “The Insect Musicians”

Created from:
A1 – Indonesian cicada, meadow grasshopper, Death’s Head hawkmoth, African cicada.
A2 – Tse tse fly, giant woodwasp, Bog Bush cricket, rufous grasshopper, wood cricket.
A3 – Gnats (courtship swarm), hawkmoth, hornet, Oakleaf miner, giant woodwasp.
A4 – Screech beetle, African cicada, field cricket, wood boring beetle, conehead grasshopper, hive bees (worker & disturbed swarm).
A5 – red wasp, Indian cicada, field cricket.
B1 – house cricket, European cicada, wood boring beetle, African cicada, hornet, queen bee (laying).
B2 – field cricket, wood cricket, Indonesian cicada, Deathwatch beetle, Death’s Head hawkmoth.
B3 – drone fly, field cricket, Australian cicada, queen bee.
B4 – hive bees (disturbed), wood boring beetle, queen bee, European cicada, Death’s Head hawkmoth.
B5 – hive bees, house cricket, queen bee, Oakleaf miner, worker bee.

@cz85

That is very cool!

I love alternative works around communication , new ways of reading the world around.

I imagine that if we “scan” our bodies, from the first sign of life, we would have beautiful music (and horrible too)

I also imagine the language of colors being “decoded”. It is an infinity of forms of communication. The chemical, physical, visual, involving sound, light (pulsars, etc.)

I hope you have understood me, the English language is not part of who I am (after all I think in Portuguese),