#no audience

[thegentlemanschronicles]

[theinterpretingbookworm]

absolutely.

tw: flash!

one of my most favourite musicians.

[smilemooore]

[anarchopuppy]

when are media execs going to realize that live-action adaptations of already popular animated media are categorically unnecessary and unappealing. like it shouldnt have to be said but fans of animated media typically like animated media. they dont want a live action adaptation bc they already liked it when it was a cartoon, bc they like cartoons! u have managed to create a piece of media that has no audience

[wildoute]

[stephnighta]

Sometimes there's a great meme to be made but the audience for it is simply inexistent and/or the meme is impossible to be physically made

It's funny that my brain made that connection, but I could never share it in a meaningful way

I tried anyways :

[kekwcomics]

I have a new album out called DAGON ALLEY.

It's available here: https://kekw.bandcamp.com/album/dagon-alley

It's spooky and brooding, a soundtrack to a lost suburban Horror film, and will probably appeal to people who enjoyed my prose Horror books or my work on Judge Death and the Dark Judges in FALL OF DEADWORLD.

DAGON ALLEY is part of what I call my LOVECRAFT'S YEOVIL cycle of work (there's an art / photography book of the same name currently in production).

It's partially inspired by hidden parts / wrong-angle views of my home town - how it can suddenly reveal itself to me in new, unexpected forms - and my lifetime love of low-budget Horror films and crank literature.

A warped and malignant picture postcard of Yeovil, twinned with Innsmouth. The ink has run, has slid off the surface of Reality like a wet, finger-smudged Polaroid, leaving the image unrecognisable and speckled with mould. Paranoia and a sense of creeping, small town unease. Doors appear in walls, the roads no longer match the map. A 70s painting by Ian Miller.

File under: New Suburban Weird, Horrorscape, Post-Rural Uncanny, Gorestep, Dero Electronics, Spook.