Episode 211 – Issuing an Edict… Zero

February 4, 2011 By 4 Comments

Edict Zero Audio Sci Fi DramaWow, folks, I can’t think of a more fantastic way to kick off our month of “Sci Fi February” than with the stellar new audio drama serial by Slipgate 9 Entertainment: Edict Zero – FIS.

Sort of a CSI meets Bladerunner, the show follows a mysterious “Mister Cook” (with an awesome, awesome voice which is chilling, haunting, and thrilling) and the aftermath of an ill-fated club on New Year’s Eve. The show has six thrilling episodes available now and a seventh coming soon, on RDR we’ll be featuring two and encourage you to check out the show’s website for more.

Also! Speaking of the future, Captain Radio covers a curious MIT audio project called “The Heated Future” in his ongoing series of audio reviews.

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Radio Drama Revival – Episode 211

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  • Rosanna

    An amazing show…multi-layered…love it…!

  • Jared

    I’m shocked that anyone would refer to this as not “professional grade” and what is “independent” supposed to mean. Never heard Wormwood, 19 Nocturne, Tales of the Extraordinary or We’re Alive referred to as such. Edict Zero is the most solid new audio drama I’ve listened to in a long time! Very strong, vivid settings, and characterizations and the best dialog since Tales of the Extraordinary!

  • http://www.finalrune.com Fred

    Jared,

    Thanks so much for the comments. I’m not sure what you’re getting at though. I think “Edict Zero” is fantastic and praise it unabashedly in this episode. It is the most fresh, well executed and exciting sci-fi dramas I’ve heard in quite some time. If you could point out what gave you the wrong impression I’d be happy to correct it.

    Thanks for listening,
    - Fred