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A Ladd And A Lass Long Mismatched

Here's the link to view or download the PDF:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14kYaqLTVsktaxmG7UryEqU5XYvJrKQxA/view?usp=sharing

---This short-length story is a symbolic piece of pseudo-erotica concerning two "deformed" persons and their quest to find a mate that can love them despite the peculiarity of their anatomy.

"cephalus zephyrus" by ?nsectoid-?nfinitude

"cephalus zephyrus"   by    ?nsectoid-?nfinitude

01. "psychic tsunami 1"
02. "psychic tsunami 2"
03. "psychic seduction 1"
04. "psychic seduction 2"
05. "psychic tsunami 3"
06. "psychic tsunami 4"



Here is the link to download this batch of music that I made:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ds77bhBcj5tzDD7h1g2CkIXCtSc9dLWA?usp=sharing



---These six tracks were created in FL Studio (sometime during 2010) by combining my own very basic songs made with the program's default presets, with numerous samples from various anime and video games that had an impact upon me.

---The samples during the four "psychic tsunami" tracks include English-language dialogue from titles such as: Samurai X: Trust & Betrayal/Reflection, Berserk (1998 television series), Serial Experiments Lain, Escaflowne the Motion Picture, NOIR, .hack//SIGN, Outlaw Star, PokeMon The First Movie (Mewtwo Strikes Back), The End Of Evangelion, Chaos Legion, Galerians: ASH, Paprika, Blue Gender, Sorcerous Stabber Orphen, Digital Devil Saga, Boogiepop Phantom, Twilight of the Dark Master, Blue Submarine No.6, My Neighbor Totoro, Cowboy Bebop the Motion Picture, Trigun, Drakengard, and RahXephon.

---The samples during the two "psychic seduction" tracks include Japanese-language voices from the titles: Tokubetsu Byoutou (a.k.a. Double Duty Nurses), SAVIOUR (FORST), and Bible Black: New Testament.

---In addition, I also cite inspiration from Joe Boyd Vigil, whose music was a part of the promotional commercials for Toonami, which utilized both audio & video samples from the anime programming being broadcast during those years on the television channel Cartoon Network; as well as the band Skinny Puppy, who created songs such as "Rivers" from their Rabies album, which utilized dialogue samples from many horror-genre motion pictures.