The Fellowship assembles one last time before the final curtain.
Not for a quiet conversation.
For war.
This week on Regarding Music from The Elder, Chaz, Wolfy, Scott D. Monroe, Corey Morrissette, Laura Morrissette, Sean McGinity, Debbie and Michael Pastore, Dan and Pang Papathopoulos—and even virtual appearances from Heath McCoy and Kevin Brown—return for the largest panel in the series as Scott unveils the penultimate chapter of his screenplay.
What follows is the most ambitious chapter yet.
Corey awakens blind after destroying the mysterious orbs, only to discover he has begun seeing the world in an entirely new way. Heroes race through collapsing caverns while \"Escape from the Island\" becomes the soundtrack to their desperate flight. The Cat discovers that loyalty has consequences. Terminus Village reveals its tragic past through Sypha's memories. Allies fall. Hidden powers awaken. Philosophies collide. And Mr. Blackwell returns more terrifying—and more unstable—than ever before.
Meanwhile, the panel digs into KISS's exhilarating instrumental \"Escape from the Island,\" compares cover versions, discusses the band's late-career what-ifs, and marvels at how an album once dismissed as an infamous misfire has somehow become the foundation for an unexpectedly compelling fantasy epic.
Escape from the Island — KISS
Every great adventure reaches the point where escape is no longer the objective.
The only way out...
...is through.
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