Psychro/Cepha
Blobby Fisher & Squidword
Original Release Date: 11/22/2536
This album is currently being decoded. New information will be available on November 22nd. The following first appeared in Issue #4 of Heart Beets.
The seas boiled and the sun disappeared over the horizon for the last time. It was the end of days.
The rabid fanatics who backed underwater beatmaker Blobby Fisher and those who swore allegiance to deep-sea melody wizard Squidword had clashed in an epic battle that threatened to upend both their home planets. It may be common knowledge that all undersea creatures (whether they prefer H2O or LH2) share a common experience, and believe it entitles them to certain monolithic traits; however, what we did not understand was that the Squidword-backed group believed that Blobby should have never crawled out of the sea and the Fisher Fanatics swore it made their idol stronger. The invasion took control of both land and sea (air was spared), and culminated in the Battle of Humboldt Bay.
As the two armies clambered over the sand dunes and rinsed the salted sea off their scaly skin, they raised their weapons in anger...only to be suddenly serenaded by one-hundred-foot-tall amplifiers and the familiar warmth of Blobby Fisher. From the rafters parachuted Squidword, a synthesizer guitar hybrid in his clutches.
They had joined forces to stop the senseless violence and unite two fan bases who, at the end of the day, still shared one thing in common: they all called the sea their home. Psychro/Cepha became an absolute monster of a hit album and proved to be the crossover/collaboration that both sides had been pining for. Peace had been restored, and beats, once, more, permeated the depths.
Original Database Entry: The seas boiled and the sun disappeared over the horizon for the last time. It was the end of days. The rabid fanatics who backed Blobby Fisher and those who swore allegiance to Squidword had clashed in an epic battle that threatened to upend their home planets. That is, until the release of their collaborative crossover that brought peace where none had ever existed.
Side A
Shake On It?
I Like The Way You Swim
Mi Casa
Night Of The Tentacles
Side B
Major Leagues
Borealis
Boneless Treatise
If I Only Had A Brain
