#Blue Channel

[elkinboots]

phrygian i hope youre proud of them

[selkra-souza]

Inside Out 3: Riley tries Thalasin+ at the club.

[paulyhedral]

Ok, in a concert band AU what instrument would each of the Blue Channel crew play?

For my money, it'd be:

-Brnine is the percussionist who is always 10 mins late but is the only because no one else helps them carry all the heavy drums and cymbals.

-Cori is the 2nd chair trumpet who passed out during a performance when she tried to circular breath.

-Phrygian is the concert hall. Sometimes they're also the player grand piano.

-Thisbe is on tuba. She's got the best time sense in the room and everyone relies on her more than the conductor. No one realizes this unless she's out sick. She's never out sick.

-Figure used to play clarinet, but they haven't had a mouth for a while so they're learning percussion with Brnine.

-Eclectic is on tenor sax. He manages to work The Lick into every warm up, and hides detective novels in his music binder.

-Gucci is the emotionally abusive conductor. She gets all the applause, and never lets anyone admit that the band would play just ad well without her

[randobambo]

Excited to hear Chris Pratt as Dorcelessness

[fannele]

14 broken comedy mask and 1 dorcelessness mask (who recognises this reference?)

[analoghorrorzine]

Review: Blue Channel

Blue Channel

Creator/Channel: Gooseworx

Released: 2018-2021

Format(s): Music, VHS, Infomercial

Best Episode: Blue Channel: Thalasin

Synopsis: Delightfully unsettling music with alien conspiracy undertones, and one of the all-time greatest analog horror infomercials.

Run Time: 15 min.

Number of Videos: 3

Review: I really wish this music was on streaming, so I could add it to Halloween playlists. The alien head moving/swaying in Deep_Blue made me jump out of my skin, even though I’d seen it before. 

Rating: 85

Entertainment: ****

Quality *****

Fear ****

Pacing ****

[noodlenoises]

5 Analog Horror Series to Keep You Up at Night

Analog horror is a growing horror subgenre, but what IS it exactly? And what is it that makes it so chilling to watch? Join me on this journey exploring five popular analog horror series and what makes them so effective.

What is Analog Horror? Analog horror is a rather niche (but quickly growing!) horror genre that utilizes 90s-esque technology and media to evoke a sense of fear, paranoia, and/or dread. Described as “cryptic” or “vague,” analog horror clips are often presented out of order, appearing normal and somewhat mundane at first and getting progressively more sinister over time. Existential dread is also…

[kidwithafoxmask]

Friendly reminder the person that made this

Also made this

[tristanoutofhim]

[select-0-matic]

Thalasin emojis

[elkinboots]

cori themed doodles :)

[prof-ramses]

Happy hosh-harn Birthday to @gooseworx!!!

[i-am-thedragon]

Feelings Beyond Your Comprehension

When one of Caine's adventures ends in an advertisement for some strange medication called "Thalasin", everyone is rightfully annoyed. That is, with the exception of Gangle. This medication could be what finally cures her of her two-note mask-dependent emotions. Or, it could make things much, much worse, but she hadn't considered that.

Content warnings: Themes of addiction and medication abuse. Mentions of vomiting. Descriptions of face/body horror and self harm, as well as general pain and suffering. Gangle is having a bad time.

Click this link to read it on Archive of our Own,

Or this link to read it on Google Docs.

[0c70pus0fd3sp41r]

MAY CONTAIN DISTURBING ANALOG HORROR ART!!!

DORCLESSNESS

[dougielombax]

Wait.

Blue Channel was made by GOOSEWORX??????!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How did I miss that?!

How?!

[thelurk3r]

Ever think about how dorcelessness implies the existence of dorcefulness