Experimental artist Alexandra Drewchin, better known as Eartheater, is about to release a new album called Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin. The LP was inspired in part by the Earth’s geology, and several of its instrumental compositions were initially developed as the soundtrack to films of solar storms and volcanic eruptions. Today, following early tracks “Below The Clavicle” and “How To Fight,” she’s sharing Phoenix’s centerpiece “Volcano,” a cascade of piano and vocal harmonies that somehow manages to sound airy and boomingly tactile at the same time. Listen below.

Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin is out 10/2 on PAN. Pre-order it here.