Defying the conventional boundaries of genre and sound, Worms of Senses, a collective of seasoned musicians, have carved a unique niche, blending an eclectic mix of rock, math rock, pop, psychedelia, jazz, electronica, and experimental sounds.
Their latest single, “Body,” is not just a song but a narrative exploration, delving into themes of the body as a commodity, sensuality, complexes, and exploitation.
This track is the vanguard of their highly anticipated second album, slated for release next year. “Body” is a reflection of the group’s artistic ethos, embodying their commitment to explore the unusual and the unconventional.
The band’s lineup is a testament to their diverse musical influences and backgrounds. Comprising Michał Maślak (vocals, guitars, synths), Rafał Miciński (bass, fx), and Piotr Jeziorko (drums, synths, pads), each member brings a rich history from previous collaborations with bands like Searching For Calm, Fair Weather Friends, ARRM, 52um, and Æther Ctrl.
Worms of Senses pride themselves on their approach to music-making, blending mathematical, odd-timed rhythmic forms with the spontaneity of improvisation.
Their music acts as a bridge between these methodologies, weaving together melodies, the grain of distortions, and the vibrations of oscillators.
They embrace both the song and the experiment, preferring a genre mosaic over adherence to a single style.
Their goal is to capture the intriguing, magical, and irregular elements of their improvisations, creating a sound that is uniquely their own.
