What if one thing was different?
Experience Lost Records: Bloom & Rage in a timeline that feels new and familiar. A tender, cinematic, emotionally intimate audio drama where a stolen moment at an ice cream stand, captured on grainy videotape, sparks a friendship that will define their lives. What begins with a chance encounter blooms into an extraordinary found family, a sisterhood forged in late-night conversations, shared secrets, and fierce loyalty.
This story is told entirely through dialogue between Swann, Nora, Autumn, Kat, and Dylan. Experience the moments shared between the girls and the space in-between. An atmospheric story about moments that feel like they could last forever, and the secrets they hide. Set entirely in the summer of 1995 in Velvet Cove, Michigan.
This audio drama explores:
- Deep friendships forged through life-changing experiences
- Complex relationships and personal growth
- Supernatural mysteries tied to the enigmatic Abyss
- Philosophical questions about identity, love, and belonging
The Redshift timeline starts from the beginning with no prior knowledge needed. This story is accessible to both devoted fans and curious newcomers.
Disclaimers:
- This series is a labor of love and all dialogue is carefully crafted.
- My voice acting work involves multiple takes per line of dialogue to capture the character's intonation, pacing, and emotion.
- I recorded using my HyperX QuadCast S microphone.
- The audio is crafted with detailed sound design and mixing.
- An AI voice processing tool was used solely as a technical post-production filter to modify vocal characteristics and did not generate dialogue or influence creative decisions.
- This transformative fanwork integrates various audio elements into thoughtful character-driven storytelling.
- All audio elements are integrated atmospherically to serve the narrative storytelling experience.
- This fanwork is based on Lost Records: Bloom & Rage as released. Sequel content and post-release canon expansion are outside this work's scope. Any overlap that might emerge is incidental. This fanwork is inspired by both canon and the author's interpretation of characters, events, and underlying themes.
- This is an unofficial fanmade audio-cinematic experience and has no affiliation with Lost Records.
