Lords of Death Podcast from Tenderfoot.TV +Trailer
Podcasting royalty that is Tenderfoot.TV (Atlanta Monster, Up and Vanished, Dear Alana) announced Lords of Death this week. In collaboration with Audacy, this podcast with host Thrasher Banks uncovers information in his basement that connects a self described cult to a string of unsolved Ohio murders in the 1980s.
The logo itself is very VHS quality which certainly draws a emotional mood when thinking about the 80s and 90s. I think it's similar to Radio Rental logo in lo-fi design.
Podcast and Trailer:
About: In the late 1980s and early 1990s, as waves of satanic panic gripped America, a series of brutal murders haunted the streets of Ohio. Decades later, these cold cases may finally be connected through an unlikely source - a box of forgotten VHS tapes and police reports found by podcast host Thrasher Banks detailing the grisly 1995 murder of Cindy Cozad at Triangle Park in Dayton, Ohio. Intrigued by this discovery, the more Banks dug into the content, he discovered that Cozad's murder could be connected to a slew of unsolved murders involving a group called the Lords of Death.
The new investigative series "Lords of Death," follows Banks as he delves into the group's shadowy history. Banks uncovers evidence of how the self described cult required its members to "take a soul" for initiation – and their possible connection to multiple unsolved murders, dating back to the 1980s.
Through eight riveting episodes, Banks pieces together a complex web of murder and long-buried secrets, challenging everything he knew about his own history while seeking justice for forgotten victims. This new series from Tenderfoot TV, explores memory, perception, and a personal quest to uncover the truth about several unsolved murders.
When: Launching November 18th, 2024
Host: "Lords of Death" is hosted by Thrasher Banks, who finds himself in the middle of both a murder investigation and a personal investigation after discovering information about several unsolved murders in a long forgotten box. Banks brings a unique perspective as he confronts individuals from his past to find answers to these murders and the true meaning behind the Lords of Death.
About Tenderfoot TV
A leader in premium podcast content, Tenderfoot TV was founded by Atlanta director and independent filmmaker, Payne Lindsey, and music industry veteran, Donald Albright. The 2016 launch of the award-winning true-crime podcast, “Up and Vanished,” marked Tenderfoot’s entry and ascension in podcasting. The viral sensation became an international news story after influencing 2 arrests in a decade-old cold case and receiving over 450 million downloads across three seasons. Tenderfoot has since created additional breakthrough podcasts including the critically acclaimed “Atlanta Monster,” “The MLK Tapes,” “Radio Rental'' starring Rainn Wilson, and 2019’s AP Podcast of the year, “To Live and Die in LA.” With over 800 million downloads to date, Tenderfoot continues to develop fiction and nonfiction projects as podcasts, and has expanded into TV and film, airing the first season of “Up and Vanished” (TV series) on the Oxygen network in 2020. Having collaborated with the likes of HBO, Netflix, iHeart, Audible, Audacy, QCode, Spotify, and Issa Rae’s label Radio, Tenderfoot has become the premiere creative hub for podcasting, and aims to be a leader in multi-platform storytelling. Visit tenderfoot.tv for more company information.
About Audacy:Audacy, Inc. is a leading scaled, multi-platform audio content and entertainment company that connects with 200 million consumers. Powered by its exclusive, premium audio content that includes unrivaled leadership positions in news and sports radio, Audacy operates one of the country’s two scaled radio broadcasting groups, a rapidly growing direct-to-consumer digital audio platform, multiple audio networks, a major event business and a leading, award-winning podcast studio and network. Learn more at www.audacyinc.com, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Instagram.