"The Last Wardens"
Animotion Media is partnering with the creators of "The Last Wardens" horror audio drama, Amit Tishler and Elliot Sperl, to launch six original music volumes inspired by the series.
Set in a world where survival hangs by a thread and monsters haunt both the shadows and the psyche, "The Last Wardens Audio Drama grips listeners with its raw intensity and emotionally charged storytelling.
Featuring the voice talents of Felicia Day ("Buffy The Vampire Slayer"), Anjali Bhimani ("Overwatch"), Mark Meer ("Mass Effect Trilogy"), Ginny Di, Shiva Negar ("American Assassin"), and Matthew Watterson ("X-Men '97"), Encyclopocalypse Publications’ The Last Wardens Audio Drama tells the story of Danielle Pryer, a young woman drawn into a brutal, mysterious war between supernatural forces and a dysfunctional team of misfit guardians.
Based on the Mad Cave Studios comic series of the same name, "The Last Wardens" audio drama was produced in an immersive first-person format as envisioned by Amit Tishler ("Edenfrost") and Elliot Sperl ("The Great North"). The franchise, which also includes an exciting tabletop roleplaying game by Studio Far Horizons, paints a story of survival, trauma, and choices, set against the backdrop of monsters both real and metaphorical.
“This collaboration offered a rare opportunity to be part of a musical project that reflects horror, chaos, grief, and resilience, not just jump scares,” said Oleg Troyanovsky, Head of Music at Animotion Media. “Our goal was to complement the intimacy of the audio drama with music that deepen the listener’s emotional connection to the story.”
The first volume drops this July on the 25th, marking the beginning of a weekly rollout of the total of the 6 volumes, each including original tracks that invite fans to relive Danielle Pryer’s descent into darkness, now through music.
“We’ve always envisioned 'The Last Wardens Audio Drama' as a multi-sensory, and multi-platform experience,” said Amit Tishler. “With Animotion’s help, we’re expanding that vision, bringing the horror, the emotion, and the stakes to life through sound.”
“With 'The Last Wardens', we set out to build a world that feels hauntingly real, and these soundtracks add a whole new layer of depth. They don’t just accompany the story, they amplify it,” added Elliot Sperl.