Across the globe and across uncharted aeons of space and time, the Innsmouth Gold Archaeological and Anthropological Institute have travelled far and wide to capture these recordings.

At extreme personal risk our plucky staff have infiltrated cults, staked out swamps and even partaken of strange substances in order to visit the world of dream.

Across the globe and across uncharted aeons of space and time, the Innsmouth Gold Archaeological and Anthropological Institute have travelled far and wide to capture these recordings.

At extreme personal risk our plucky staff have infiltrated cults, staked out swamps and even partaken of strange substances in order to visit the world of dream.

This, dear listener, is the result. Ten recordings of rituals, dream travels and of creatures never before captured on tape or wax cylinder.

Once again the stout folk of the Innsmouth Gold Archaeological and Anthropological Institute have journeyed far and near to capture these recordings….from Atlantic depths to Antarctic heights….

They have dared the Court of the Yellow King and the corridors of Arkham Asylum. They even persuaded Dr Phibes and Erich Zann to play a little duet for

Once again the stout folk of the Innsmouth Gold Archaeological and Anthropological Institute have journeyed far and near to capture these recordings….from Atlantic depths to Antarctic heights….

They have dared the Court of the Yellow King and the corridors of Arkham Asylum. They even persuaded Dr Phibes and Erich Zann to play a little duet for you!

We hope you appreciate their efforts and enjoy your little foray into insanity….don’t forget to come back…

Spoken Word by John Prusinski /Photos courtesy of UrbanX Gallery

Robert E Howard was one of the “Big Three” pulp writers of the early 20th century. A regular in Weird Tales he was a regular correspondent with H P Lovecraft.

REH is perhaps best known for his barbarian hero Conan, who has since spawned numerous off shoots, movies, comic books and copycats.

Some might even claim that REH invented the “Sword and

Robert E Howard was one of the “Big Three” pulp writers of the early 20th century. A regular in Weird Tales he was a regular correspondent with H P Lovecraft.

REH is perhaps best known for his barbarian hero Conan, who has since spawned numerous off shoots, movies, comic books and copycats.

Some might even claim that REH invented the “Sword and Sorcery” genre, - he is certainly one of its most influential figures.However REH was a prolific writer, creating numerous characters spreading from fantastical pre-history to modern day Texas…. barbarians, boxers, Dark Age Warriors. We hope you enjoy this tribute to his work

Vocal readings on tracks 1, 5 by John Prusinski