
Azathoth Blues is a cosmic horror audio drama created by Jonas Kyratzes (The Talos Principle) and Chris Christodoulou (Risk of Rain), who previously brought you Gospels of the Flood.
Something is deeply wrong in the city. Strange murders are being ignored, dangerous new drugs are spreading, corporations are corrupting everything they touch, and the law itself seems to have a price tag.
Into this... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Fiction | |||

A retrospective look at the first season of Azathoth Blues, followed by news of season two. Also some words on how to support the show.
Patreon: patreon.com/kyratzes
Bandcamp: chrischristodoulou.bandcamp.com
Something is very, very wrong.
This is the end of the first season, but not the end of the story.
Support the show and get bonus features at: patreon.com/kyratzes
Written & Directed by Jonas Kyratzes
Music & Sound by Chris Christodoulou
Diegetic... more
Donovan must have had a reason.
Written & Directed by Jonas Kyratzes
Music & Sound by Chris Christodoulou
Diegetic Music by Costis Christodoulou
Adam Green as Ben Wade
Joe Lynch as Harrison Crane
Kacey Camp as Susan Danton
Peter Wingfield as D... more
Things fall apart. The investigation continues, and the tale of Mr. Blackstone is told.
Written & Directed by Jonas Kyratzes
Music & Sound by Chris Christodoulou
Diegetic Music by Costis Christodoulou
Adam Green as Ben Wade
Joe Lynch as Harrison... more
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Starts off slow and pulls you in and doesn’t stop good story telling
Noir lovecraftian audio drama of my dreams.
Azathoth Blues is a fiction podcast personally made for my taste. I thought Gospels of the Flood would never have a rival to its perfection, but Azathoth Blues comes mighty close.
Honestly, this podcast is SO good! 😭🔥 I really hope there’s gonna be more of it. The characters build up so well, and the story just keeps getting better. I love the way everything is structured, the little details they add, and how everything slowly comes together. You can tell there’s a lot of thought behind it. Definitely hooked and hoping for more! 👏
This podcast is something special. The first four episodes establish the noir procedural tone and all the moving pieces for the Eldritch horror story that follows. You can tell the author planned the whole season in advance. The sound design will knock your socks off. It’s rich, layered, and apprarently recorded live! The show is also well acted and there is genuine chemistry among the cast. Some folks might be put off by the raunchy humor, but I thought it was hilarious, and it really helps est... more
I came to the podcast because of Chris Christodoulou and his work on risk of rain and risk of rain 2. What I didn’t expect, however, there is a captivating mystery cop show with some excellent existential horror. The characters are all well voice acted, likable, and interesting. The music was predictably, amazing, and the sound design and mastering was phenomenal. I really enjoyed the story and I am looking forward to the next season (which unfortunately is the last season as far as I understand... more
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Apple Podcasts | #45 |
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A dark, urban cosmic-horror series that blends noir policing with mythic, unseen forces. Episodes center on three UCCT detectives as they chase ritual killings, corporate machinations, and entities beyond human comprehension, all set against a corrupt city with a price on truth. Production highlights include intricate sound design, high-stakes investigations, and a persistent meta-fictional mood that keeps the danger felt both in the street and in the mind. The show stands out for its ambitious world-building, serialized plotting, and a tight balance between character-driven drama and sprawling supernatural lore. Potential listeners who enjoy Lovecraftian vibes, noir procedurals, and indie audio drama production will likely find it especial... more
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Azathoth Blues launched 8 months ago and published 12 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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