An xxjfg archive for posts featuring German Army.
Louis Niebur, author of a book on the BBC’s Radiophonic Workshop, reveals how in the 1950s, the advent of electronic sounds allowed programme-makers to use sounds that frightened people because they didn’t know what made the noises. 20JFG has always quite enjoyed it when we didn’t know what made the noises. This may explain a…
We have been preparing for the arrival of the Goddess of Death, she who unmakes all structures with a cold entropic wind, transforming signal into noise and magic into nonsense, draining the things we relish of their true substance, threatening the very existence of our tradition with a tidal wave of crud. Her followers are…
We stare aghast at the dynamics of nerd media convergence, and in particular a modern zombiggedon that has not managed, over several years of rotten meat barrage and hick vernacular, to produce a single moment worth a footnote in the original opus of Master Romero (the exception being Left 4 Dead and its sequel). Or…