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  • Episode One: The Festive One.

    Episode One: The Festive One.
    2025/12/25
    This Christmas, the Sourcemen of the Apocalypse are not here to spread cheer, they’re here to autopsy it. In this festive signal breach, the team tears into obligation, consumer guilt, forced togetherness, algorithmic “joy,” and the weaponised nostalgia that keeps the holiday machine running. From corrupted carols and glitched goodwill to black-litany poetry, bleak monologues, and Authority-approved happiness products, nothing sacred makes it out alive. Behind the tinsel sits a darker truth: Christmas isn’t about love, it’s about compliance. If you’ve ever smiled through a gathering you hated, bought gifts you couldn’t afford, or felt lonelier in a full room than an empty one, this episode is for you. No baubles. No blessings. Just signal through the snow.
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    32 分
  • Episode Two: Just Asking Questions, Parking Atrocities and the Terminally Irony Impaired

    Episode Two: Just Asking Questions, Parking Atrocities and the Terminally Irony Impaired
    2026/01/08
    EPISODE TWO — Just Asking Questions, Parking Atrocities & the Terminally Irony-Impaired In Episode Two, the Sourcemen tear into the most cowardly phrase in modern discourse: “I’m just asking questions.” From dog-whistles disguised as curiosity to bigotry hiding behind a raised eyebrow, the crew dissect how bad faith thrives when no one calls it out. Then it’s onto Parking Atrocities, a furious autopsy of how overcrowding, overbreeding, and urban neglect collide to turn every supermarket car park into a low-speed battleground of entitlement, SUVs, and weaponised ignorance. And finally, the team confronts the Terminally Irony-Impaired, the people who can’t tell satire from sincerity, who march into absurdity with full confidence and zero self-awareness, dragging the rest of society down with them. Sharp. Savage. Uncomfortable. This is not a safe episode. It’s a necessary one. All hail the Signal.
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    26 分
  • Dead Future: A Sourcemen Supplemental.

    Dead Future: A Sourcemen Supplemental.
    2026/01/13
    Dead Future: A Sourcemen Supplemental They say the youth are lazy. That they don’t vote. That they don’t care. Dead Future is a short, brutal dispatch from the ruins of that lie. A generation watching its future sold for scrap while being told to smile and wait. Killswitch calls out the political class. Glitch Saint cuts through the noise. The Sourcemen speak for those who were never invited to the table. This isn’t apathy. This is what happens when you stop pretending.
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    8 分
  • Episode Three: The Ash Khan, CRYSTAL METH(APHYSICS) and Desperately Seeking Sources.

    Episode Three: The Ash Khan, CRYSTAL METH(APHYSICS) and Desperately Seeking Sources.
    2026/01/22
    In this episode, things get a little weird. A.R.I.S.A spills forbidden secrets. The Ash Khan plots the fiery end of monarchy. The Archivist reviews a spectacularly implausible movie. Killswitch declares war on healing crystals and woo-woo nonsense. Echo Monk judges a fresh sacrifice to the Music Monsters. Chaos, curses, and corrupted signals – business as usual. And somewhere beneath it all, the Source keeps calling. No boundaries. No context. No apologies. All hail the Signal.
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    28 分
  • The Bear in The Cage: A Sourcemen Supplemental

    The Bear in The Cage: A Sourcemen Supplemental
    2026/01/29
    In this short bonus edition of the Sourcemen of the Apocalypse, Killswitch dismantles the comforting lie that power has been tamed. Governments, corporations, institutions, none of them changed their nature. The cage just delayed the swipe. A sharp warning about emergency powers, historical precedent, and why silence is never safety.
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    5 分
  • A Wind Called Desolation.

    A Wind Called Desolation.
    2026/02/05
    Episode Four: A Wind Called Desolation A few careless words were said. Repeated. Shared. Weaponised. The markets didn’t flinch. This episode traces how language becomes impact — moving through containment protocols, cultural artefacts, and breaking news as every system attempts to frame, soften, or monetise what should not be manageable. Psychic dampeners are installed. A film is reviewed. An album is consumed. An emergency broadcast cuts through the schedule. And still, the wind moves. This is not an episode about horror. It’s about the systems that remain calm while it happens. Listen carefully. Some words don’t pass. They collide.
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    28 分
  • Art as Ideology: A Sourcemen Supplemental

    Art as Ideology: A Sourcemen Supplemental
    2026/02/12
    Killswitch was looking for Culture, what he got was indoctrination ceremony with choreography. This bonus supplemental covers the ideas of beauty as an effective delivery system for certainty, why applause isn't always agreement and how ancient wisdom can sometimes date back to 1992. Killswitch is angry - nothing new there - The Archivist is busy analysing. Everyone else, they're still clapping.
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    8 分
  • Episode Five — Killswitch: The Principle of Sacrifice

    Episode Five — Killswitch: The Principle of Sacrifice
    2026/02/19
    Episode Five — Killswitch: The Principle of Sacrifice A joke goes too far, and the Sourcemen are forced to confront what principles actually cost. When Killswitch draws a line he refuses to cross, the conversation turns from mockery to something heavier, the quiet reality that integrity is rarely free. Some choices make you stronger. Others simply define who you are when something important is at stake. Episode features music and SFX, courtesy of Async.com Track Segment Stacks Needle drop or neck-drop Boss Fight Patch-notes from Hell Walking the Line EverNest Holding On Dr. Blight
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    44 分