WNVR Evening Frequency (Zyle Spooky Challenge)

[Intro - degraded 1930s radio, distant static, phonograph crackle] [1930s male radio announcer - formal, composed, clear midrange voice] This is Station WNVR, transmitting on the evening frequency. The hour is eleven forty-two. An unusual advisory has reached our desk concerning the northern districts. Residents are advised to remain indoors. Lock your doors. Extinguish your lights. And please... do not look outside. [Static] [1930s male radio announcer - calm and professional] Shortly after eleven, several residents reported hearing three knocks at their doors. [Knock] [Knock - knock] Authorities have found no one outside. [Pause] The knocking has continued. [Instrumental - faint 1930s swing rhythm] [1930s male radio announcer - composed] If someone calls your name, do not answer. If the voice belongs to someone you know... do not answer. If the voice belongs to someone who is already inside your home... [Long pause] Turn off your radio. [Static] [Instrumental - ballroom swing begins to distort] [1930s male radio announcer - composed, slight uncertainty] For those just joining us, the advisory remains in effect. Do not approach the windows. Do not open your door. And if you hear three knocks— [Knock] [Knock - knock] [Silence] [1930s male radio announcer - confused, still professional] That was not part of the broadcast. [Instrumental build - swing mutates into breakbeat] [1930s male radio announcer - controlled concern] Our staff have locked the studio. There appears to be someone in the hallway. [Knock] [Knock - knock] We can hear it moving. [Pause] There are no footsteps. [Static] Only knocking. [Instrumental - chopped breaks intensify] [1930s male radio announcer - trying to remain professional] Please remain inside. Keep your lights off. Do not answer the door. Do not speak your name. [Static] Do not— [Static] Do not— [Silence] [1930s male radio announcer - quiet, frightened] It knows we're in here. [Knock] [Knock - knock] [Build - frantic breakbeats and radio interference] [1930s male radio announcer - frightened, composure failing] DON'T. LET. IT. [Silence] IN. [DROP - big beat, jungle and drum and bass] [Instrumental] [Breakdown - damaged radio transmission] [1930s male radio announcer - weak, attempting to regain composure] If anyone can still hear this... remain where you are. [Knock] [Knock - knock] [Long silence] [1930s male radio announcer - whispering] That wasn't the door. [Low distorted swing rhythm returns] [1930s male radio announcer - frightened] Please disregard the previous announcement. There is no emergency. Your doors are secure. Your windows are secure. You are alone. [Pause] You have always been alone. [Static] [1930s male radio announcer - confused] I didn't say that. [Transmission distortion] [Different voice - calm, almost identical] Go ahead. Turn on the light. [Silence] [Knock] [Knock - knock] [Final build - ballroom swing collapses into jungle breakbeats] [1930s male radio announcer - terrified, composure finally breaks] That's not me. [Static] THAT'S NOT ME. [Transmission cuts] [Long silence] [Radio signal slowly returns] [1930s male radio announcer - perfectly calm, formal and professional] This is Station WNVR, transmitting on the evening frequency. [Pause] The hour is eleven forty-three. [FINAL DROP - massive jungle, breakbeat and drum and bass collapse] [Instrumental] [Outro - damaged phonograph and radio static] [1930s male radio announcer - calm, distant] Thank you for listening. [Pause] We know you are. [Static] [Knock] [Knock - knock] [Click] [End]