In Infictive - II

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A review of monitored events and research notes for the second week of May 2012.

This week’s In Infictive recipe is Spicy Hummus. Not quite Chowtown, but what is?

• Applications to the Infictive Research Wiki have been temporarily closed, pending consultations with representatives of the spam-bot, mod-bot, and human userbases over the recent influx of “inactives”.
• The infamous Andrew McFing has reportedly been jamming in private sessions, working out a new “music concrete” form using field recordings and audio editing suites. Could this mean the beginnings of a new album? Sources on the inside suggest you find out for yourself and stop bothering them about it.
• Elephant Street Media are set to release George Boy Phill’s “Death of a Gunslinging Squirrel”, thirteen years after Phill’s death, and five years after its limited, long-delayed theatrical run. Amazingly, they managed to salvage and include George Boy and writer Alan Smithee’s original commentary track from 1998, which was intended for an unreleased Laser Disc edition. This one is definitely on our buy-or-torrent list.
• Summer will soon be upon us, and, for many, that means a vacation may be in the offing. May we suggest a weekend trip to Lake Crump, or a sojourn down at a cabin on the Lake of Cards?
• The STRANGE BUT TRUE story of the end of Freq23 and the occult web revealed? “No one has denied it,” claims anonymous informant, “so that must be it went down!” ALSO: Is there a new site rising to fill the void?
• Don’t forget to tune in for “Sixty Minutes”, a new compilation of sixty one-minute tracks by Mystery X.

That ends this week In Infictive, and, oh my, yeah, you should really get that checked out.