Episodes
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 06/10/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 05/26/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 05/07/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 04/25/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 04/16/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 04/09/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 03/31/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 03/24/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 03/16/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 03/12/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 03/05/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 02/20/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 02/03/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 01/19/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 01/13/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 01/04/11
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 12/29/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 12/21/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 12/15/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 12/08/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 11/30/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 11/23/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 11/18/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 11/10/10
When pitlord Kromus the Undying spewed forth what we now know as "the universe" a small portion of his waste matter coelesced into a pinhole dimension. This reality of filth overlaps our own and produces vibrations that sound vaguely like human voices, as well as often emitting a high pitched squealing that can loosen the bowels of even the stoutest mortals. Using scrying devices only recently unearthed, we record these sounds and post them to iTunes as "The Video Game Show"
Published 11/03/10