Mycelium Sky — Dark Psychedelic Industrial Rock

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The Debut Album

Hello World album cover by Mycelium Sky — a living fungal network surrounding a vintage computer displaying HELLO WORLD.

Hello World

Out Now — Everywhere

Fourteen tracks. Seven reflections. One crack between them.

Stream the Album Enter the Mirror

Tracks, lyrics, and the seven mirror pairs are already open on the music page.

Latest Single

Here We Fxn Go

Out Now

The final single before Hello World. Watch the official video or listen everywhere.

Watch the Official Video Listen Everywhere

The Mirror

Fourteen tracks that fold around a single crack — the second half of the album reflects the first, question for answer, until the record is looking back at itself.

"Reflections crack — mirrors split in two."

Listen Everywhere

The debut album Hello World lives on the channel — official music videos, plus lyric videos.

The Tone Garden

A living generative ambient instrument. Just-intonation chords bloom around a single anchor frequency while physically-modeled instrument weather drifts through — plucked strings, sitar drones, slow cello swells, bowed glass, electric-piano tines, distant thunder and rain — and a formant choir breathes underneath it all. The garden keeps evolving as tonal ground and instrument weather unfold over time, so no two hours are quite the same. Quiet sound for relaxation, focus, and sleep.

newest voices bowed glass · Rhodes EP

Growing next: pipe organ · harmonium · shō — the garden is still being planted. What is built, what is planned and what is only dreamed is set out voice by voice on the instruments page.

Ambient sound for relaxation — not medicine.

The Network

Mycelium Sky is grown where mycelium, machine, and mind intersect — ritual lyrics and human direction, AI instruments, one universe of sound and image. Questions treated as rituals.