Deep in the undergrowth, fallen wood crumbles, and the air carries the sour tang of rot. No sunlight reaches the forest floor—only damp darkness and the whisper of decay. But what seems dead at first glance is teeming with life. Energy released through decomposition fuels fungi and bacteria. Creatures scuttle and crawl, moss creeps, and roots entwine beneath the soft earth.

Join MORSCH for a sonic exploration of the pulsing undergrowth.