Subtle Frequencies Pan, Addison, Hanna

Hey friends. Pan here. Just dropping this new show into the feed in case any of y'all are interested.

It's a new show with me and Hanna. It's almost nothing like Subtle Frequencies...

On this one, we try our best to dig deep into various video games and try to answer the question of "what's the deal with video games??"

This is episode 5, which is the first episode that we manage to keep the conversation contained within the confines of a reasonable episode length.

Also, it contains major spoilers for the video game Celste

Anyways, if you like this sort of thing, consider listening to more of the show, which can be found most places where podcasts are found

Looks like we made it. Season 2, baybee! We're kicking this one off with the tale of a visitor who came to town lost and afraid, and was subsequently saved by the power of our newly established tourism board (and sponsored by Carney Asada: A Carnival of Flavor). Tune in to better understand where you are.

When you're traveling from town to town in search of a target that is always just out of your reach, you need a killer soundtrack to keep you going. On those days when your quarry eludes you once again, it can help to kick back and put on a nice tune. This week's #1 recommendation is "Saintly" by Small Million. They have many other cool songs on bandcamp. And maybe give em a follow on soc med (that's cool kid talk for "social media")

Content Warning: pica, violence, only 1 murder, realistic raccoon sounds that could attract raccoons to your location

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As we all know, people be on their damn phones, computers, palm pilots, etc. We spend so much time on this "world wide web", but I for one don't understand the dark forces that allow such a miraculous thing to exist. Was it really invented by Al Gore (sounds fake) or is there something else going on? Tune in and we might get to the bottom of it.

When you need to drown out the sound of many people singing "Make Him Understand", where do you turn? Look no further than the song Wilder by Slang off of their upcoming debut Cockroach In a Ghost Town. And while your at it, head over to their bandcamp to preorder the record, and maybe follow them on social media and stuff.

Content Warning: stalking, blood sacrifice, severe blood loss, weird kids youtube, thinly veiled threats, attempted arranged marriage, arguably abusive pranks, guns, probable murder, explicit threats of violence

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I assume most of y'all listening have some bones. Either in a drawer, or under your skin. They're good for all kinds of stuff: divination, money, xylophone, etc. Some folks out there (in the necropolis) are made of bones and nothing else, and it turns out the right term for those folks is "skellington". Tune in to learn more cool bone related facts.

If you ever get tired of the soothing tones of a rib cage being played like some kind of marimba, first of all what's wrong with you? But, second, you're gonna need some other fresh sounds. We highly recommend Dissolve by Basement Revolver. Find more of their sweet tunes and learn other stuff about them on basementrevolver.com.

Note for the dweebs: Pan refers to calcium as "volatile" when the correct term is "reactive". whoops

Content Warning: severe injury, broken bones, death, body horror, stabbing, car jacking, reference to a skateboard colliding with a small dog, bugs, severe illness, bone marrow donation

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Sorry about the delay. God didn't want us to release this episode, but they'll have to come down from their crystal tower and face me like an adult if they want to stop this show.

Anyways, this one is about angels. You could argue that it's more about an abandoned K Mart, but then I would ask why you're arguing with me? We do talk about angels, after all. The "biblically accurate" kind, the precious moments kind, the kind that confess their love for Dean only moments before being dragged away to some kind of super-hell. Tune in.

Big thanks to friend of the us, Tim! His visions of the dark underbelly of the retail world were invaluable in the development of this episode. If you liked his portrayal of Benny, yell your review into a seashell.

Belinda Carlisle said heaven is a place on earth. I'm pretty sure the opposite is true, but if you want to feel, even for a moment, that you're in some kind of heaven, grab your walkman or zune or whatever and fire up Tanking for Zion by Trouble Books. And then listen to many of their other songs on their bandcamp or many other places where you would find music.

Content Warning: persistent (but very quiet) fly buzzing sound from 33:54 to 39:17, insect infestation, discussion of the real world death of an animal (bird) via baseball, kidnapping, murder via explosion, continued misrepresentation of christianity, death via severe allergic reaction

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Sorry this is a week late. The issue was my anguish and various agonies.

But this week we're talking about lightning, which seems like it shouldn't be real, but apparently it can be explained by "science". Our expert this week (Joe (he/ him (sorry we forgot to say that out loud on the show))) was struck by lightning once, which really doesn't give him any expertise, but he was the only one who could come in... So we're taking your calls to talk about lightning, lightning rods, and the elaborate conspiracy being executed by members of the Utilities Regulations Board (URB) who are dead set on taking away your rights. Someone should really "fire" them. If you're interested in helping people whose rights are under attack, head over to abortionfunds.org and drop a donation if possible.

If the steady erosion of various rights is getting you down, you can always listen to a rad tune to bring you back up. Our recommendation this week is July's People by Djunah. That whole album (Ex Voto) is the raddest thing I've heard in a while. Check it out on their bandcamp and follow em' on the gram so you can get psyched for their next record ( @djunahband)

Content Warning: kind of a lot of talking about someone pissing their pants, references to being struck by lightning, threats of physical violence, discussion of politically motivated arson and murder, an allegory for real life attacks on reproductive rights, discussion of death via car explosion, sword murder

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