1001 Arabian Nights: Sinbad 7 and 8 Island of Devils and Return to Sarandib

Nameless City (Irem) HP Lovecraft

HP Lovecraft's "Nameless City" 1921. A hapless adventurer wanders into the far reaches of the desert, with the words of the Mad Arab Abdul Al Hazred "That is not dead which eternal can lie...and with strange aeons even death may die..." echoing in his fevered mind. The roseal light of the sub blazes, with visions of the Halls of Memnon, and the times before Babylon. As the sands blow in the spectral ruins, a colossal door springs open. Down the adventurer descends down ancient corridors alighted with a torch, and springs upon antediluvian rites and crocodilian horrors.... Features: Tom Kerin The Adventurer                Faisal Yaqub Abdul Al-Hazred the Mad Arab  Music: Emme Ya - "The Backward Path"                            "Het Isht Num Mize"                             "Pre-Eval Atavisms (gods ov shadows) Sound effects from freesound.org C. 2019 desertgemsaudio all rights reserved

1001 Arabian Nights: Sinbad 7 and 8 Island of Devils and Return to Sarandib

Sinbad in episode 7 Loses course in a narrow strait filled with leviathans and peril, and finds himself in an isle of winged shape-shifting devils, and finds solace with his second wife and wealthy father in law. Sinbad learns the devil's terrible secret, as they fly to the spheres of heaven, only to be cast down by fiery comets. Twin angels grant Sinbad a rod of red gold that can command serpents who devour men on the island, and finally he returns to his Caliph.  Sinbad is yet called back to the Island of Sarandib on behlf of the Caliph, who wishes to return favors to the opulent monarch. upon his return to the Ivory Isle, he is waylaid by sea-pirates and sold into slavery. Sinbad falls in favor with an ivory hunter, and finds the Graveyard of the Elephants, a rich repository of tusks. After returning to Baghdad, he concludes his tales of mystery and wonder.  Miguel Moran Sinbad the Seaman Richard Garner Sinbad the Landsman 7th Captain Warren Blackie Father in Law Glenn Hibburt Sinbad’s Second Wife Kimlinh Tran Winged Devil Tony Balun Rod Bearing Angels S. Longshaw Devoured Man Isaak Wells Isaak Wells Ivory Merchant Riese Meyers Caliph Haroun al Raschid and Royal Page Gagnam Patak King of Sarandib Margritte Sheherezade Karen Hayman Dunyazad Michael Valenzuela King Sharhyar Music Selections Karl Sanders Curse the Sun/ Shira Gula Pazuzu / Slavery Unto Nikotris Iron Cthulu Apocalypse: Phul / Shambler from the Sea soundeffects From freesound.org Art: Depravarts Enter In / Arabian Adventures Licensed from AudioSparx Desert Gems Audio c. 2019 all rights reserved

Sinbad 5th and 6th Episode: City of Apes and Isle of Sarandib

The Fifth Voyage of Sinbad unravels as a Family of Rukhs seek vengeance upon their unborn, and lands Sinbad shipwrecked upon the island of the Sheikh al Bahr, a miserable wretch who rides the backs of the living and devours their life force. Only a secret elixir of alcohol can allow Sinbad to escape danger, to the Lost City of the Apes, who pelt coconuts by day and devour human flesh by night, and a host of wonders until Sinbad reaches again Baghdad. The Sixth voyage unfolds as Sinbad is cast upon a lost isle, a mountain filled with streams, founts of floating ambergris, deep sea monsters and jewels with a subterranean river. Days later Sinbad awakes in the Isle of Sarandib and meets with a beneficent Rajah who presents him with gifts of fair women, sheets of spotted serpent skin that restore life each night,  cups of pearls and rubies with a procession of giant elephants…upon his return the Caliph spurs Sinbad on to yet another adventure fraught with sorcery and perils. Sinbad: Miguel Moran Frightened Passenger: Sean Chiplock Shaykh al Bahr: Warren Blackie Frightened Sailor: Reise Meyers Islander: Richard Kingston Cocoa-nut Gatherer: Anthony Abomeli Pearl Diver: Sanjaya Ferry Sixth Captain: Steve Atwell Frightened Sailor: Rip Elliot Poet: S. Longshaw Abyssinian: Mark Rowland King of Sarandib: Gagnam Patak Procession Aire: Jamil Haider Herald: AT Gonzalez  Caliph Haroun Al Raschid: Riese Meyers Artwork: Depravarts Tiamat I Karl Sanders: Kali Ma / Rapture of Empty Spaces Dark Imperium Procession of Leviathan The Green Moons of Yultar Iron Cthulu Apocalypse Enter In / Arabian Adventures Licensed from AudioSparx Desert Gems Audio c. 2019 all rights reserved

Sinbad the Seaman Episode 3 and 4

The Third and Fourth Voyage of Sindbad the Seaman. The third voyage chronicles Sinbad's return, where he is waylaid at sea to the Mountains of Zughb, where the ship is absconded by mad ape people. The crew retreats into a castle, where they meat with a giant cyclopean ogre, who devours the crew one by one. Sinbad and two others flee on a raft to the next island. A vicious serpent swallows the remainder of the crew, and Sinbad must outwit the scaled dragon. All is not lost, as he regains his cargo from the next port, as he is reunited with the Diamond Merchant. The fourth voyage begins as a castaway upon an isle of a Magian Ghul, a cannibal king of an island. The lost isle is inhabited by naked men, who anoint the crew with ensorcelled oil, which causing crew to ecstatically eat until engorged and slaughtered. Sinbad alone escapes to another island, and lands upon an isle of saddle-less horses. The King gives thanks by marrying him to a lovely woman, yet the isle has a terrible secret. The living are buried with the dead, and Sinbad is lowered into a charnel pit with his dead wife...and becomes a ghoul himself, until escaping  through a tunnel made by beasts. As he loots the bodies of the hapless dead, he flags a ship and returns...for yet more adventures.  Sinbad: Miguel Moran Captain Three: Zade Patterson Sailor: Rip Elliot Captain Four: Zade Patterson. Ship’s Scribe: Sean Chiplock Diamond Merchant: Faisal Yaqub Grave Warner: Sean Chiplock Pepper Gatherer: Rahul Kurup Kamran Nikhad: King without Saddle Widower: Tom Kerin Sinbad’s First Wife: Kimlinh Tran Ill-fated Widow: Kimlinh Tran Margritte: Sherezade Fifth Sailor: Jamil Haider Music: Beckoning the Sick Winds of Pestilence Karl Sanders / Elder God Shrine  (limited license)Black Seas of Infinity: Within Daathian Chasms /Vortex of Awakening/7 are the Veils 7 are the Names Dark Transcendent Trance: In the Temple of The Dark Lord Sea Organ Of Zadar Music Selections by Xserra Dominic Gomes: Vinayaki Jaap Mantra Sound effects by freesound.org Art: Depravarts Opening and ending credits theme/ "Enter in" Steve Urwin and "Arabian Adventures" by MusicBakery Licensed by Audiosparx.com Desert Gems Audio  COPYRIGHT 2019 ALL rights reserved

Arabian Nights: Sinbad The Seaman Voyage: 1 and 2

Sindbad The Seaman and Sindbad The Landsman. The Legendary 7 Voyages of Sinbad Begin… An impoverished yet good-hearted young porter Sinbad happens one night upon a fountained courtyard with music and dancing inside. Instantly he is whisked to the lavish feasting table of Sinbad the Seaman who begins the first two of eight exciting fantastical tales of serpents, rukhs, and mystery. Voyage One recounts the tale of Sinbad’s first shipwreck on a floating island, the back of a large sea-monster. On the shore, sea-stallions rise from the ocean, herded by a tribe of underground sea-cavern dwellers. As Sinbad wends his way dangerously back to Baghdad he embarks on a  second adventure. On an island a large sparkling, dome juts upward, a Rukh’s egg which is smashed by the hapless crew. Sinbad flees on the back of a Rukh, and falls into the Valley Of Serpents, encrusted with diamonds. Bloody slabs of lamb are are tied to eagles by diamond merchants. Sinbad emerges with precious jewels in tow. Sinbad the Seaman: Miguel Moran: Sinbad the Landsman: Richard Garner Page: Amara Santoro Sinbad’s Father: Glenn Hibburt Scythian Horseman: Mark Rowland Scythian King: Mark Rowland Captain One: Patrick Seymour Diamond Merchant: Faisal Yaqub Music: Karl Sanders - Luring the Doom Serpent / Awaiting the Vultures. (under limited license) Iron Cthulhu Apocalypse - Diabolical Pulchritude of the Precambrian Era Lapis Niger – Inside the Black Pearl Artwork: Depravarts - Tiamat I Sound effects from freesound.org Opening and ending credits theme/ "Enter in" Steve Urwin and "Arabian Adventures" by MusicBakery Licensed by Audiosparx.com Desert Gems Audio Mixed COPYRIGHT 2019 ALL rights reserved