Haiku Salut

@haikusalut.bsky.social

Pastoral electronica from Derbyshire, UK Posts by Sophie 🍄

We have some news next week. News of this calibre has not been seen since the year two thousand and twenty one. Here's Gem in a graveyard sending out a silent and obtuse message into the void. ☠️

A black and white photo of a woman holding a fender strat in the middle distance of a graveyard. She's trying to say something.

Happy New Year lovely people! Super happy to announce an afternoon show at St Johns Leytonstone on 28th March. Meg Morley will be performing solo contemporary jazz. We're doing a show. We will also join forces & play a handful of songs together. Book your pew here: buytickets.at/arcticcircle...

Buy tickets – Daylight Music: Haiku Salut, Meg Morley + tbc – St John's Leytonstone

Daylight Music: Haiku Salut, Meg Morley + tbc – St John's Leytonstone, Sat 28 Mar 2026 - Haiku Salut are an instrumental trio from the Derbyshire Dales whose genre-blending sound fuses neoclassical, p...

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Bluesky! We're back! And very happy to say we’re performing in Birmingham in May as part of The Seventh Wave Festival of Electronic Music. An all-seated afternoon show. Support from the wonderful The Silver Field. Only 100 capacity.

There are three women performing with electronic instruments. The mood is dark yet luminous. The writing on the poster says that Haiku Salut and The Silver Field are performing in Birmingham in May 2026.

As a follow up to my post about the humongous lions mane mushroom. It is now entirely dehydrated, and I am about to perform a dual extraction to release compounds that will give my brain superpowers. The next record is gonna be synapsy 🍄

There is a five tier dehydrator on a kitchen work surface filled with chopped up lions mane mushroom. Next to this is a large glass jar with a clip lid, it is a third full of already dried mushroom. The kitchen is painted in Johnstone's 'spring green' and I am happy with this choice.

A bit gross, sorry. For the past 2 years I've been keeping a worm farm in the garden. I made a contact mic so we could hear their striations, but disappointingly the recording turned out a bit pants. Does anyone have any suggestions on cheap mic alternatives? I'd like to hear what they have to say!