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FROM ANDROMEDA AND BACK RADIO: SKIES THAT DO NOT FADE

I remember being in Chicago back in the day, listening to an FM rock station. After a bevy of alternative rock, the DJ suddenly put on the Waltz from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake. At the art store where I worked, one of the young hipsters immediately yelled, "Tchaikovsky!" and began conducting with her hands. I'll never forget that moment. We had gone from, say, Throwing Muses to Tchaikovsky, and I remember thinking: How cool was that? Here was music making its own case. It didn't plead. It didn't demand. In its own way, it rocked. And then, after that glorious interlude, it was back to alternative rock. The funny thing was that the classical piece had not seemed out of place. It held its own. It brought to the table its own heft, its own weight. It wasn't preachy. It wasn't better than. It was simply another fiber in the fabric of the day. And maybe that's the way great music should be heard. Not fenced off by genre. Not placed behind glass. Not approa...
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TERRA FIRMA DEEP HISTORY: THE FIRST WITNESSES TO THE EVIL

 

North America, The Southwest, 4,500 B.C.

What Gunz, Lucky, and Dr. Priss were facing was an evil that had arrived long before the pyramids. Long before Sumer was settled. Long before writing itself.

It all began in the skies over a prehistoric North America.

Our human ancestors looked upward and saw something no creature on Earth had ever seen before.

They could not have known they were witnessing the arrival of invaders from the stars—an ancient civilization that had watched Earth and its astonishing potential for centuries. Then, when the time was right, they came, finding only scattered bands of primitive humans and a world overflowing with priceless resources, waiting to be exploited.

These invaders believed the Earth was already theirs.

And to make sure of it, they kept humanity at bay.

Using reconstituted Tyrannosaur DNA, they bred colossal predators and kept them as pets—living instruments of terror unleashed upon the land whenever primitive humans ventured too close. While mankind struggled merely to survive, the invaders stripped Earth's riches, mining its minerals and harvesting its resources with little fear of resistance.

Humanity would be enslaved.

There was no doubt about that.

But there was no hurry.

The Earth was theirs.

Or so they believed.

And these were the so-called "good" aliens.

Beyond the stars, another civilization had already set its sights on Earth.

More ruthless.

More powerful.

More relentless.

A menace lurking in the darkness...

now about to seize its chance.

More Terra Firma Deep History: The Path of the "Good" Aliens | The Lost Ones and Their Horrible Fate

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