Baby Demons Need Love Too

For anyone who is ALL UP ONZ hot desktops, might I suggest downloading this puppy off our downloads page and showing off your East Valley pride:

Your man, Stan.

Dannon The Demon Hunter

As we've been reminiscing about our childhoods together, we came across one particular video from the Time Capsule that brought up some fond memories. Being that we were (and debatably still are) big dorks, we naturally enjoyed ourselves a good video game from time to time. First Person Shooters (FPS) were getting pretty well known around that era and we just HAD to get on board. Which game peeked our interest the most? DANNON.

What, you don't remember it?! Anybody who's anybody from East Valley knew about this gaming phenomenon. It was the first true interactive story of Man vs Hell. One man, one gun, one TON of demons. We played this game religiously through our LAN network. Anyone remember those? We used to lug our old 386 PC's over each other's houses on the weekends and play until the sun came up. And it's not that we played for so long that we lost track of time, it's because we were too scared to go to sleep after being sucked into an interactive world where the dreaded ReinDemon could come out of nowhere and One-Horse-Open-SLAY you where you stand.

Of all of us, Kal was the one who loved this game the most (He even modeled his entire dress-code after the game's antagonist, Dannon). We always thought it was odd how much he loved the game, he detests violence of all kinds. Though I suppose all that pent up aggression has to go somewhere. His love for the games has manifested itself in many forms. In his writing, his drawings, but more importantly, our time capsule videos. It was usually pretty amusing watching and filming these, but after one particular filming session, I pretty much pulled the plug on any future DANNON fan fiction installments... Click below and see for yourself:

Not my proudest moment, but I have to give Kal credit for the production value and emotionally-driven story arc.

Baby Demons need love too,
~ Jason

Romero, eat your heart out.

As with the end of every semester, me and the boys returned to our homes in East Valley, NH and opened our time capsule to reminisce about our very... well, rather sad past. This week, we watched one of our old classic horror attempts... The 80's Fruit Zombie!!! Horrifying? No. Budget-friendly? Absolutely.

Romero, eat your heart out.
~ Jason

Transit 161

If anyone's interested, I just finished up my debut album, "Transit 161: Pumping & Breathing". It's dance music for the manic. Check it out, you won't be disappointed!

http://transit161.com/

~Dan

Impending Doom!

With the semester drawing to a close, I decided it'd be appropriate to break out the old tapes from our time capsule so we could remenisce about the days before EVU. In some weird sci-fi twist ending, someone ended up remenising about US through those tapes: Myself... In the future. I don't remember what he (I?) was really talking about, something about Oprah, but I'm more concerned about whether or not he recorded over our tapes...

~ Kal