At last, we can finally reveal the big secret. Our latest audio drama and/or fiction podcast episode, Ladies and Gentlemen, The Automatics, is available for your listening pleasure on 11th Hour Audio, whoever you get your podcasts.
Listen now to Ladies and Gentlemen, The Automatics and other 11th Hour Audio Challenge episodes at 11th Hour Audio.
You can also listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podcast Addict, Amazon Music, and anywhere you prefer to listen to suspense podcasts. We recommend headphones. If you remember The Audiophile and poor Hal Akers, you’ll know what this band’s music can do to people.
“CBGB’s in the early 1970s was a cradle of opportunity for bands like Blondie, Television, and The Ramones. And Private Stock Records produced some of the biggest-selling hits of the 1970s. For bands like Blondie, the leap from CBGB’s to Private Stock records was the first step in a glorious career. But not every band made it out of the Bowery alive. Thanks to some newly discovered audio, we can now reveal how one band in particular nearly ended up at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. For this special edition of Legends of New Wave, we’ll show you the rise and fall of a mysterious one-hit wonder.
Ladies and Gentlemen, The Automatics.”
Transcript available on Google Drive.
Fans of H.P. Lovecraft, Television, Talking Heads, New Wave music, and Doctor Faustus, this podcast is for you.
Ladies And Gentlemen, The Automatics was performed by
Vince Friel as Max Engels
Jefrey Wilkerson as Mr. Noize
Bryan Lincoln as Jared Crespy
Robert Cudmore as Catfish McLean
Jill Knapp as Cindy Holzer
Ted Harris as Nylarahotep
Additional voices were provided by Lindsay Harris Friel and Vincent Friel.
Written by Lindsay Harris Friel, based on the stories and poetry of H. P. Lovecraft.
Music and sound design by Vincent Friel.
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