Teonanácatl - Mycelium (2026)

Complex, multilayered, and hypnotic. The musicians skillfully interweave heavy psychedelic riffs, a dense rhythm section, and organ and synthesizer passages with the sounds of saxophone and congas. The album’s sound reflects the rhythms and atmosphere of the outskirts of Mexico City.

The band was formed in Mexico City in 2023. They took their name from the Aztec language (Nahuatl)—the word *teonanácatl* translates as "flesh of the gods" and was historically used to refer to sacred hallucinogenic mushrooms.
The material for the album was recorded between April and June 2026. *Mycelium* is a 52-minute conceptual journey. According to the musicians, the mycelium serves as a metaphor for an invisible underground network that connects all living things in the universe. The album’s lyrics, sung in Spanish, explore personal and social themes, as well as profound philosophical reflections on the interconnectedness of humanity.