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No, Totally Different Audio. I Know What Your Talking About Through, It's Not That It Was Bad.. It Just Could't Keep My Attention. FETIDUS Is A Little Hard To Explain, But It's One I Strongly Suggest People Listen To, I Really Enjoyed It.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robzombie
http://www.fetidus.org/
Ok, I've listened to some of the first season. I don't know if I can continue... I'm already down because of some personal issues, and it just made me feel worse. I started to get depressed and want to cry... I don't think I can go any further with it. :zombie:Quote:
Originally Posted by TCM Revolver
FETIDUS is about a private eye who works in a world full of zombies, vampires, and werewolves. I loved it. But there is one part in particular that just made me cringe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robzombie
Crescent is a podiobook that was written and read by Phil Rossi that is really good and made me cringe as well.
It think the best thriller podiobook authors are Phil Rossi and Scott Sigler.
It Sounds Interesting I'll Give It A Try, My Audio Right Now Is't Hitting Me Right...
Crescent:
http://podiobooks.com/title/crescent/
Mwuahahaha I Remembered =p Your Talking About On The Edge Of DarknessQuote:
Originally Posted by Robzombie
Many here mentioned Edict Zero FIS: http://edictzero.wordpress.com/
I think it deserves more promotion! It's great!
I'm listening to Wormwood. Podcast starts out a bit weird but gets much more interesting later on. http://wormwoodshow.com/
Another recommendation is Leviathan Chronicles, which has a large voice cast and does little narration. Season 2 will be releasing later this year. http://leviathanchronicles.com
On a side note: If your interested in audio books, Scott Sigler does a great job producing high quality podcasts. His stories are compelling and trilling involving aliens, and a lot of killing. Started out with Infected but there are others you can look at. http://podiobooks.com/title/infected/
Hey guys,
Not sure if anyone has been following the Leviathan Chronicles Facebook, but the first episode of season two will be dropping on March 31ST. Yay!
Also, I'm not sure what day, but season two of Decorated Air Theater's This thing of Ours will drop sometime in the next two weeks I'm guessing as well. Episode 6 coming March 2013. I'll certainly make an attempt to buy the first thirteen episodes of Leviathan Chronicles. I don't think we get the whole season he's releasing it in halves, since there's 25 episodes total I guess.
Just wanted to let people know, just in case you didn't know.
Just to let you all know if you haven't scene it already, episode six of This Thing of Ours is out and is quite good.
Season 2 of Leviathan Chronicles just dropped (finally, after what seems like forever). There is enough there to keep you going for awhile since we're in the We're Alive off-season. Christof is selling the first half of Season 2 as a Director's Cut for 20 bucks: http://www.leviathanchronicles.com/index.php
We've just finished season 1 of Aftermath - a British post-apocalyptic audio drama. http://aftermath.jellycast.com/podcast/feed/2
If you like We're Alive (which you obviously do, given your membership and participation on this forum) then I hope you'll give us a wee listen!
Lately I'v Been Getting Audios Off Of PodioBooks (http://podiobooks.com/)
Here's Some Of The Good Audios Of Listened To:
The Phoenix Conspiracy http://podiobooks.com/title/the-phoenix-conspiracy/
The Crown Conspiracy http://podiobooks.com/title/the-crown-conspiracy/
Brave Men Run http://podiobooks.com/title/brave-men-run/
Didn't look through the entire 22 pages of links, but if you're a Star Trek fan check out Star Trek Outpost . Each episode is about an hour, and there are currently 47 episodes I think. It is still being produced also, though the release schedule is kind of long.
*Saul voice* I...think...I just wet myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penguine
If you guys are into audio dramas which I assume you are if you are reading this lol :) you should check out big finish productions they are a British company and they have been around for awhile. everything story they tell is in hour episodes. They also have a big budget so that is nice they do things like doctor who, stargate, dark shadows, Sherlock Holmes and much more check it out and reply to this with what you think!!! :)
Are they associated with BBC? Because I'll be so happy if their Sherlock features Cumberbatch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cammi
Another great British audio show is Cabin Pressure! So funny!
I am not sure if they are they never say but they are great none the less :) how do you find cabin pressure?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alizée
How do you find the leviathan chronicles? Please and thank you :)!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bakkie-Pleur
It's all on You Tube! Just search "Cabin Pressure" and you'll find it. Also, if you're familiar with BBC Sherlock, you'll hear a familiar voice in there ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cammi
Is children of the gods from stargate?Quote:
Originally Posted by NashKnowsBest
Just another update. Here's a feature on current audio dramas:
https://soundcloud.com/yapaudio/all-ears
I highly recommend tincture aka tincture story - sci fi meets western meets apocalyptic meets fantasy.
For Those Of You Who Enjoyed How To Succeed In Evil (http://podiobooks.com/title/how-to-s...vil-the-novel/) I Found A Short Prequel (http://podiobooks.com/title/how-to-s...-with-vampire/)
Heres Another Good One: http://podiobooks.com/title/other-peoples-heroes/ Sounds A little Whimsical But It Is Actually Pretty Good.
Josh Corwood has spent his life admiring the superheroes that protect Siegel City. He's wanted to join them, wanted to be like them... but eventually, had to settle for reporting on them from the sidelines. When an undiscovered talent reignites his hope to join the world's protectors, he suddenly discovers that their world isn't everything he'd been led to believe. Surrounded by false idols, Josh decides to turn the tables on them and reveal the greatest con game in history... and hopefully, in the process, find the real heroes that have long been gone.
If anyone is into foul comedy, you might want to check out www.thepubradioseries.com. It's a radio sitcom based on offensive drunken conversations. It's fairly heavily produced too.
I'm currently downloading an audio drama called Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman.
http://www.neilgaiman.com/works/Books/Neverwhere/
It's probably more of an audio book than a drama, but it still sounds quite promising. I've pulled the description from Amazon:
I've also just finished downloading Leviathan Chronicles tooQuote:
A BBC Radio six-part adaptation of Neil Gaiman's bestselling novel, starring James McAvoy as Richard and Natalie Dormer as Door Beneath the streets of London there is another London. A subterranean labyrinth of sewers and abandoned tube stations. A somewhere that is Neverwhere...An act of kindness sees Richard Mayhew catapulted from his ordinary life into the strange world of London Below. There he meets the Earl of Earl's Court, faces a life-threatening ordeal at the hands of the Black Friars, comes face to face with the Great Beast of London, and encounters an Angel called Islington. Adapted for radio by the award-winning Dirk Maggs, this captivating dramatisation features a stellar cast including David Harewood, Sophie Okonedo, Benedict Cumberbatch, Christopher Lee, Anthony Head and David Schofield.
I listen to a load of podcasts, but the only drama ones are We're Alive and The Archers.
A bizarre combination, I know. For those not familiar with The Archers, its a radio soap about rural life in a fictional English village. At the moment, the current dramas are that there is a typo in a cookbook and someone has dropped out of the village pantomime.
One thing I have learned: I never listen to The Archers straight after We're Alive, or I spent the whole episode half expecting a Little One to leap out and attack one of Linda's llamas.
I know a couple of you were touting Aftermath (and thanks for that, we really appreciate it) so I thought I'd let you know that season 2 is pretty close to kicking off, we're currently putting the first episode of the season together and looking forward to getting it out after a long hiatus. Our new episodes are going to be bigger, and technically much better than the previous season.
In the meantime we recently put together this one off audio drama which might interest some of you https://soundcloud.com/yapaudio/what-on-earth
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Originally Posted by Aftermath
Cool, thanks guys-- I'll check it out! :nik:
Sounds good - I'll give that a goQuote:
Originally Posted by Aftermath
I like how other Audio dramas come on here to pitch their stuff. I'll refresh and send out some more invites to do that for other producers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aftermath
I've pitched WA on a NASA space probe that's going to be sent to an asteroid. So, if there's an alien world out there that's about to be wiped out (as long as they've got good bandwidth), at least they'll have something to enjoy before they meet their maker :nik:
http://www.finalrune.com/audio-drama...usiness-model/ a new article posted today by Fred Greenhalgh at Finalrune. I think he's bang on with everything he says.
Here's a new one I found: http://www.ourfaircity.com/
Sci-fi post-apocalyptic story with some film noir and film horror influences here and there, and above all very funny. It contains one or more of the following:
- a reanimator and its fighting pants
- mole-people
- ant-people
- time travellers
- glycol propylene
- zombies
- a 1984-esque insurance company which literally owns the citizens and the city and calls its inhabitants "policies".
- super gross meat walls
- a reanimated head
- an idiot who is the caretaker of said head: "I brought you a boot. Would you like to chew on it to pass the time?"
- a colossal, brave and loyal man whose job is to showel away the sh*t of the inhabitants
- and/or pepperoni
As many other audio dramas out there, this one starts with low quality stock sound effects and low quality mics but very quickly becomes almost as good as WA in terms of production quality, so stick around the first few episodes. The writing is extremely funny, the city grotesque, its inhabitants crazy.
They are now in the middle of the fifth season.
Jack Kincaid's outstanding audio drama Edict Zero FIS is making a return after a long hiatus https://www.facebook.com/pages/Edict...44670318883981
A brilliant show with hours and hours of content, great news for audio drama fans looking for another immersive series to follow.
I found one that just started up, only one episode so far and appears to be out monthly. A bit different if you like the scifi ... space pirates and all. www.moonsofaltimore.com seems promising.