The Voice In The Night
Lexicon of Dread returns with a rendition of “The Voice in the Night” by William Hope Hodgson. In the middle of a fog-shrouded night, somewhere in the Pacific, an isolated
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At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 12
After narrowly escaping the Shoggoth, Dyer and Danforth return to their plane, determined to leave the Antarctic behind forever. The clouds part just long enough to offer a glimpse of
Happy New Year
LOD’s creator/narrator/composer wishes everyone a Happy New Year, thanks a bunch of people, and talks about the future of the podcast.
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 11
Everything has changed. There is only one goal now: leave, and leave very, very fast. As Dyer and Danforth run for their lives, they can hear their pursuer not far
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 10
Gedney has been found…at least, what’s left of him. Dyer and Danforth have barely recovered from the shock, when another reveals itself. Life in this unhallowed place exists in the
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 9
Dyer and Danforth are not alone in the dark. As they near the tunnel to the abyss, they discover items from Lake’s camp. This includes paper on which drawings have
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 8
The carvings, which are growing more “decadent” and debased, continue to tell the Old Ones’ story. Climate change and dwindling resources drove the Old Ones underground. The carvings reveal the
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 7
Based on his and Danforth’s observations, Dyer tells the story of the alien civilization, as revealed by the carvings. He tells of the creatures (dubbed the Old Ones) coming to
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 6
Beneath the ancient city, Dyer and Danforth discover an elaborate series of carvings, which tell the city’s history in pictorial form. These carvings also reveal the identity of those who
At The Mountains Of Madness Chapter 5
It wasn’t a mirage. The dead city is real. Unthinkably massive, with bizarre, arcane architecture, it has lain hidden from the world for aeons. The city is a relic of