Argyz, Skyan Milograd
Gholgoth
TRANSMISSION THIRD WORLD WAR THIRD ROUND / A DECADE OF THE WEAPON OF SOUND ABOVE GROUND / NO SHELTER IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SHADE / I LICK SHOTS AT THE BRUTAL CHARADE
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Dax Falco walked up to a tall concrete building in the center of the Argyz. It was the tallest building left standing that was part of the old Argyz before it was torn apart by war and strife. Now with the Skybound Republic in control of the city, there were hundreds of construction workers clearing out debris, building roads, and installing infrastructure. On the city outskirts, the Skyan Legionary Engineers were busy building defensive walls, repairing the naval port, and the airport. While they were doing that, Dax had a group of street artists come in paint the entire building. Against the normal grey skyline of Old Argyz, the radio building was a bright splash of red, green, and purple. Even the sidewalks leading up to the building had been smothered with street art.
Dax was also an engineer, but he was an engineer of sound. A tall dark man with a high top and a short beard, he had been given a prodigious assignment by the Skyan Government. To build a radio station on the doorstep on one of the most notoriously brutal nations right smack dab in one of the most dangerous regions on the globe. This radio station would have an enormously powerful signal - enough to drown out the propaganda and lies of the nearby despots.
Hail the Sons of Erid! For God, Emperor, and bbbbzzzzztEmpire!
As the polls close like a casket
On truth devoured
A Silent play in the shadow of power
This station wouldn't be alone, but be part of a newly revamped Skyan World Service with repeaters set up all over the globe and be broadcast simultaneously on the world wide web. Dax would have a whole team of djs, reporters, and radio personalities to fill the air with news and entertainment. They’d play the news straight and the music loud. The news would be strictly by the facts so that they’d be trusted. And the music? Well, the music would be a bit chaotic adhering to the Skyan tendency to borrow a little from here, borrow a little of there and to remix the whole thing into a whole new sound.
Dax threw his leather jacket over his shoulder. It was hot outside, but it’d be cool inside the booth. As the elevator dinged, he walked out onto the studio floor. A single chair had been placed at a desk in a soundproof glass booth. A giant silver microphone sat at the desk alongside a pair of black headphones. From the glass booth, Dax would be able to see the four different sized studios set up around him. The station could broadcast a rock show, switch to hard news, an in-depth one on one interview, or a panel of experts all with a turn of the knob. It wasn’t a cannon, but it was power all the same.
Dax sat down in his chair and spun around before giving a salute to the engineer. He could hear the power generators below him start to warm up and the dials embedded in the deck begin to move.
Lights out! Guerrilla Radio!
Turn that shit up
Lights out! Guerrilla Radio!
Turn that shit up
Lights out! Guerrilla Radio!
Turn that shit up
Lights out! Guerrilla Radio
The Skybound Republic had registered frequencies with some of the more open nations in the targeted regions and so as the radio station began to broadcast no interference was present. The music started soft and grew louder as the station increased its power.
More tyrannical nations would find their airwaves assaulted by blasts of static and bass as the radio stations prodigious power overcame weaker signals. The droning overtone of propaganda masters delivering their dire directives broken up by sounds of a punk rock anthem.
Contact I highjacked the frequencies
Blockin' the beltway
Move on ULE.
Way past the days of Bombin' M.C.'s
Sound off!
Dax hit the key on the mic and began his opening speech in a thick velvety smooth voice.
Good evening, Mr. and Ms Havensky - the Gholgoth family, Texas and Sondria too - from coast to coast and to all the ships in sea and sky - This is Argyz Calling from the Skyan World Service. My name is Dax Falco and for those of you wondering what this is or who we are and what we’re doing - We are the Skyan World Service operating out of the City of Argyz in Skyan Milograd. We’re here to deliver the best of news, music, and discussion on the great big world on there. You can find us online or on the airwaves.
We here at the Skyan World Service strike to bring you the truth of the news. With facts and numbers right out front for you. Our music is a mix of sounds from around the world. And our discussion stems from experts from in-house and from all corners including yours!. We’re listening in on social media, email, website and the phone lines are always open.
So sit back, relax, and give us a shout!
Dax clicked the mic off and turned the music back up as he watched Tweeter light up with messages under the #SkyanWorld hashtag. He replied back to a few of them before glancing over to his chief sound engineer Ami Wildwing. She was checking the monitors in the signals in the different regions and in targeted nations. She was nodding her head through her headphones as she went down the list and finally gave a big thumbs up.
They were live worldwide.
It has to start somewhere It has to start sometime
What better place than here, what better time than now?
All hell can't stop us now
All hell can't stop us now
All hell can't stop us now
All hell can't stop us now
All hell can't stop us now
All hell can't stop us now
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