Episode 4. Theme song by Steve Colca.

Tale #1: "One Last Job", written and performed by Justin Lutz. Song #1: "Masks of Satan" by TERROR NOSFERATU PROPAGANDA Tale #2: "LIGHTS OUT: DEAD ENEMIES" by Evan Dean Shelton Song #2: "Event Horizon/From Beyond" by Bigg Sluggathor Tale #3: "The Last Holiday" written and performed by Matthew Mitchell Song #3: "The Mysteries of Nations" by Mehenet

Written by Edwin Callihan and Evan Dean Shelton. Music by NHMTH, and Grave Gnosis. WE ARE ALL BORN UNDER THE MASTER'S SPELL.

The Lurking Transmission is written, produced, directed, and engineered by Evan Dean Shelton. But this episode was a group effort… The first tale, “The Tale of the Flayed Saint”, was written by Michael Francis, and narrated by Rain Corbyn. The first song was “Phantasm Epoch” by Voidthrone. The second tale, “Ess and Em (The Long Noose)”, was written by Evan Dean Shelton, and performed by Nicole Ruth Starret. The second song was “Coffin Shake”, by Bound For The Ground. The third tale, “The Joys of Gardening” was written by Katie Steinruck and narrated by Christa Pagliei. The third song was “Limbic Gate/Coma Mob” by Lvers. The voice of The Lurking News is Heather Melton. The voice of The Lurking Credits is me, Jennifer Roberson. Additional engineering for this episode by Rain Corbyn, and Nicole Ruth Starret. Everything  you hear on The Lurking Transmission is protected by copyright law, but  we here at The Transmission are outlaws and black magicians, therefore  we do not rely on the law. If you fuck with us, we will fuck with you. And that’s some smoke you don’t want. Dear Receiver, things may seem bad out there. Maybe they are. Maybe we are reaching a critical mass of awfulness. If that is the case, we will reach it together. You are not alone. Thank you for listening.

Two of my audio dramas,  "Noose For A Necklace, Knife For A Pen",  and  "Rats Out: Halloween 1988",  cut together with a lil somethin' new in the middle. NOT a new episode. Not really. Episode 13 is coming real soon though, Dear Receiver...

Bloody Samhain and Horrific Halloween, Dear Receiver... The Lurking Transmission is created, produced, directed, and engineered by Evan Dean Shelton. Except for this episode, which was also directed and engineered by Edwin Callihan... The first tale, "Lights Out: Halloween 1989", was written and performed by Evan Dean Shelton.  The first song was "The Lurking Transmition", by Shulkskull. The second tale was "Beach Bay Carnival Grind", written by O.F. Cieri, and performed by Anthony Bothelo.  The second song was "Lessons in Lurking (Killer Klown Mix)", by Brian Sangmeister. The third tale, "NECROZOIC", was written by Edwin Callihan, and performed by Edwin Callihan, and Evan Dean Shelton.  The third song was "TLAMNALLI", by TZOMPANTLI. The backing track used for The Lurking News in this episode is by Brian Sangmeister. The voice of "The Lurking News" is Heather Melton. The voice of The Lurking Credits is me, Jennifer Roberson. Everything you hear within the space of The Lurking Transmission is protected by copyright law, but we here at The Lurking Transmission are outlaws and black magicians, therefore we don't rely on the law. If you fuck with us, we will fuck with you. Blessed Samhain and Happy Halloween, Dear Receiver.

The Lurking Transmission is created, produced, directed, and engineered by Evan Dean Shelton. The first tale, "Taily Po" is an old school southern ghost story that my dad always told us on Halloween night and camping trips when we were kids. This was my spin on it. It normally doesn't have the dick stuff going on... It was performed by Heather Melton. Obviously. The first song was "Escalera de la Murte"", by Iskalde Morket. The second tale was "Halloween In A Suburb", was written by HP Lovecraft, and performed by Evan Dean Shelton. The second song was "Summoning Apparitions of Unrest", by Total Occult Mechanical Blasphemy". The third tale, "Rats Out: Halloween 1988", was written by Evan Dean Shelton, and performed by... In order of appearance...  Riss M, as Ezzie Cat Neely, as Sexton Dave Geister, as Silverfox Edwin Callahan, as Wrecker JM Torres, as Katana Evan Dean Shelton, as Turner Francine Padilla, as Fern Derrick Carey, as The Keymaster Angela Vickory, as Claudia Michael Clark, as Big Dread Original score by Brian Sangmeister I'm proud of this one, y'all and I hope you enjoyed it. Huge thanks to Brian Sangmeister for his work on this.  Because I am a complete madman, 40 days ago this was not even a script, and Brian pulled through as always. Dude is the CLadio Simonetti of The Lurking Transmission. THanks, Brain. And thank you to my AMAZING cast who brought this thing to life with just as little heads up as Brian, and turned it into a lving breathing thing that I love and want to listen to over and over. Thank you. The Voice of "The Lurking News" is Heather Melton Everything you hear within the space of The Lurking Transmission is protected by copyright law, but we here at The Lurking Transmission are outlaws and black magicians, therefore we don't rely on the law. If you fuck with us, we will fuck with you. While we have your attention, Dear Receiver, we ask that you do us a favor, and if you enjoy the transmission, like us on facebook, follow us on instagram, subscribe on youtube, stitcher, or soundcloud, and help us spread the word. Until next time, Dear Receiver, remember...on Halloween night, the veil is thin...don't go fuckin' around with things you aren't prepared for... 

The Lurking Transmission is created, produced, directed, and engineered by Evan Dean Shelton. The first tale, "We’ll Come “Round", was written and performed by Evan Dean Shelton. The first song was “Pigs At Bay", by The Video Tramps. The second tale was "The Grim Lands", written by Robert E Howard, performed by Dave Geister, and accompanied by a piece of music called “Unfold”, by Brian Sangmeister.  The second song was "Pure Blood of Negative Conquest", by Terror Nosferatu Propaganda. The third tale, "Noose for A Necklace, Knife for A Pen", was written by Evan Dean Shelton, and performed by Michael Clark, Edwin Callahan, Angela Vickory, and Evan Dean Shelton.  The third song was "Cop Killer", by Body Count. The voice of Riggy Goddamn Mortis is Evan Dean Shelton. The voice of The Lurking Credits this time around is me, Evan Dean Shelton. Everything you hear within the space of The Lurking Transmission is protected by copyright law, but we here at The Lurking Transmission are outlaws and black magicians, therefore we don't rely on the law. If you fuck with us, we will fuck with you.

EP2: "THE CASE OF THE WITCH KILLER"

A primer, from Elliot Black.