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There is something about this house, isn’t there? Something about it is just not quite right. Something about it is just a little…off. INSTRUCTIONS Sit somewhere ALONE Turn off all lights Press play WARNING: There are no refunds. No matter how this goes, due to the nature of the practice, there are no refunds. Seance is a first-person immersive audio experience you can do anywhere you have a chair and some headphones. It requires around 15 minutes of uninterrupted silence and contains loud effects. It is intended to frighten you. Merge the land of the living with the land of the dead. See what awaits on the other side… This is a standalone experience. You do not need to be caught up on Malevolent in order to enjoy this experience. Created by Harlan Guthrie & Mark Harris Listen to GODDESS by Mark Harris. Listen to Malevolent by Harlan Guthrie.

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An unsettling, immersive audio experience designed to evoke fear and dread.

“There is something about this house, isn’t there?”

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