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Neon Dystopia, 2014 to 2022

ARCHIVED RECORDS. Files from Neon Dystopia, 2014 to 2022, preserved read-only. Current transmissions at www.neondystopia.com.

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  1. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 2 logs

    When one mentions The Phantom franchise people don’t usually think cyberpunk, myself included. The Phantom, created by Lee Falk in 1936, was the first hero to wear a skin tight...

  2. by Daniel Rodriguez

    If there’s one thing everyone from New York has experienced, it’s inaccuracies in the way the city is portrayed. You mostly see it in TV and movies where Toronto, Vancouver,...

  3. by Daniel Rodriguez

    After the “Geronimo execution,” Will and Snyder’s motorcade are attacked by DHS that attempt to kill them. A combination of drones and quick thinking allow them to escape, and...

  4. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    Baoh is one of the more obscure cyberpunk animes out there. I suspect that is often overlooked because of it’s strong biopunk and shonen (anime for boys, think Dragonball or...

  5. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Punk kids are going around town plastering every naked wall with posters of Geronimo, even making use of the pipe system used to deliver scripts to Luis Ortega, our pirate...

  6. David Bowie – 1.0utside Music
    by Karl Fink

    CASE FILE – 1.0utside We all know by now that David Bowie has died. One could say he had predicted his own future cult status with his final work Blackstar, or perhaps he...

  7. by Daniel Rodriguez

    As someone who makes their living putting words to paper, often in the capacity as a spinner, I’m expected to know a thing or two about “truth” in journalism and how it must be...

  8. by Daniel Rodriguez

    I had serious reservations about Colony, but I have to admit that it’s slowly starting to work for me. Right away the show outs Broussard as a collaborator, specifically one of...

  9. by Anthony Machado · 2 logs

    Early on in “Read Only Memories”, a point and click game reminiscent of Hideo Kojima’s 1988 game“Snatcher”, a personal assistant robot acting as your sidekick asks you what...

  10. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Underground radio, echoing the ravings of Lazarus Pirate Radio, draws the attention of Homeland Security who can’t seem to stop them between broadcasts. Bram, Will’s son and an...

  11. by Lidia Zuin · 2 logs

    After the hype over the head transplantation proposed by Dr. Canavero, things have been a bit quiet in terms of big ideas for developments in transhumanism. However, on January...

  12. by Daniel Rodriguez · 1 log

    Space is a tough sell for me. Star Trek and Wars never grabbed my attention. Revivals, reboots, and reimaginings go by without me noticing. It’s only when I’m ignorant to what...

  13. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Now working for Homeland Security under occupation control, Will is on the trail of the resistance and its leader Geronimo. His first case is to find the bomber that exploded...

  14. by Lidia Zuin · 12 logs

    Founded by the Portuguese entrepreneur Henrique Jorge, ETER9 is a social network that allows you to create your digital Counterpart by collecting and analyzing your online...

  15. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Will Bowman, a father in alien-occupied California, runs to Santa Monica in hopes of finding his lost son. The smuggling operation goes off the rails as a resistance explosive...

  16. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    2016 is focusing it’s theatrical might on further litters of super hero movies, alien invasion flicks, and solidly post-apocalyptic fare. Despite this sadly misguided focus,...

  17. Last One Standing Review Music
    by Chris GST

    In the world of independent labels and almost never ending amount of music that is available, it’s generally hard for me to keep up and actually sit down and listen to any...

  18. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    I woke up this morning and as I always do checked my social media like the well trained citizen I am. All of my feeds were saturated with the truly sad news that David Bowie...

  19. by Daniel Rodriguez · 4 logs

    As a New Yorker, born, raised, likely microchiped to prevent me from leaving the city, I’m no stranger to seeing alternate versions of places around me. New York is always the...

  20. by Daniel Rodriguez

    Media in the 90s was a weird creature. It was the decade the Internet boomed but had yet to achieve complete supremacy over media migration, and because of that circumstance it...