
In the early 1900s, the great and good at the Paris Opera buried an urn full of "living voices"—Gramophone recordings of famous opera stars—to be disinterred after a century. When those urns were opened, mysterious recordings were discovered. Who made them? And why?
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All the secrets of the cylinder recordings are revealed. Shattered is produced by Lesser of 2 Weevils.
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Music: Roméo & Juliette by the MIT Symphony Orchestra curated by Oddio Overplay, used under an Attribution Non-Commercial license: c... more
Please note that this episode contains mature language (en français).
Nemo comes to some conclusions about who made the cylinders and why. Shattered is produced by Lesser of 2 Weevils with theme music by Katharine Seaton.
Additional music by Robe... more
Nemo is becoming increasingly consumed and disturbed by her work on the cylinder recordings, while Phil stumbles across apocalyptic conspiracy theories. What do *you* hear in the music? Shattered is produced by Lesser of 2 Weevils with theme music by... more
Please note that this episode contains mature language (en français).
Phil suggests that the investigators pause their enquiries, but Nemo insists on getting to the bottom of the mysterious cylinder recordings. What did Laila uncover from her stint... more
The plot and its unveiling is compelling. Surprisingly so, in my case. The subject matter is an uncommon one, and normally, I’d recommend it on that alone. I fell the podcast is dragged down by its audio quality. I understand that it’s often diegetic, but its authenticity makes it very difficult to listen to.
Fiction podcast fans will notice a lot of familiar elements here … dusty stores of found recordings, long-form investigation with more questions than answers, a pair of unlikely researchers, and heavy references to former works (naming which former works will be a welcome diversion). A note about the sound quality — some of the rough sound is deliberate, some is not. By E4 I was really struggling, which really limits my listening options.
Very fun to listen and interesting








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