Exploring the SCP Foundation: SCP-7034 - Æ is for Aerials

Written by: J Dune

Artists Include:

[Haematite]

There was the Dr Who Episode with the underground bypass in New New New York, during the Tennant set. A cities worth of people doing laps in the tunnel. This though is really disturbing. Poor Richard..

[Atanti-Peneu]

this is such a well written SCP article despite being shorter than the others, it really makes the readers and the character hopeless, and the ending is appreciable to...

[engie]

I hope you read this but all of your videos including the warhammer ones are always a joy to listen to please take care during this month

[brokentuskclan]

Rod Serling walks into frame: " Given enough time and Desperation, a sane person can shed all basic humanity and become feral, when no choice is available. Who knowns what lies in the hearts of civilised people, when a simple drive, can drive them to insanity....in the SCP."

[outlawsloth]

This one has stuck with me since TheVolgun's vid on it a few months back. His voice acting was amazing, and now you've done a stellar job as well! I'm so glad you're doing this all month long - we truly don't deserve this gift you've given us! Keep up the amazing work dude!

[pyrosianheir]

This one puts me in mind of a more horrible version of that road out in the middle of nowhere where people would eventually stop and settle down and stuff. Like someone made it angry.

Edit: Yeah, 5322! Supposed I should've known that you'd have thought of it, too.

[johncurtis]

To me, this SCP represents the feeling of going through life in this modern world we find ourselves in. There are a lot of parallels that can be drawn between the protagonist and the problems many of us experience in modern life: how it often seems that there's no point to anything besides just moving forward, how congested it feels when competing for a job or a promotion, how ruthless we need to be sometimes to get ahead or even just survive, the list goes on. When I think of modern horror, this SCP is one of the first things that comes to mind.

[cyberprime]

This SCP, this freaking SCP is one of my worst nightmares. It is the idea of never getting home and seeing your family again, the idea of being so stuck in traffic that you can't ever leave the

to to be damned to an anomaly despite going so far....this is just so well- crafted.

[Fulgrim]

Love the subtle sound effects in that final message, that’s what I love about this channel, subtle details and hard work.

[CrusadingJello]

Scary SCPs: "Boo!"

Readers: "Æ ! "

[Ghost_Onthehill]

This one always felt like the dark version of And The Road Streches On. Maybe its because I heard that one first, but both of these SCP's are my favorite to listen to on long drives. There is just something about an endless road trip that gets me

[rodneykelly]

This is one of the few SCPs that I can only read once. Having been stuck in traffic jams, I can picture one that lasts forever.

[jimstone]

Last time I was this early, Lord Blackwood was still bipedal

[vassagothedaemonprince]

Certainly one of the more simple yet effective SCPs out there, imo at least.

Just very hooking and heartbreaking about someone who just wanted to go back to his home and family. Even more so when tv tropes added that the last messages implies that Richard was crushed to death. Possibly from the sheer amount of cars trying to desperately shove pass one another and the thinning of the lanes or tunnels. Hence the distortion, feedback, horns and screaming.

Poor guy.

[jaewol]

That last bit hits especially hard with the voice acting. I’m a sucker for last words that are so painfully human, and those are no exception. Great article, great narration, great listening experience.

[KaiserDeclan]

If you’re wondering the letter Æ is called ash, and was used in old English to represent a near open front unrounded vowel.
To put that in a more normal way, it was the sound in between the letter A in all/ball and the letter E in Spanish.
Basically due to reasons, I don’t feel like explaining they needed a separate letter to represent what we now call the short A sound in modern English.

[kingofthefunnyguys]

One of the best of the ABCS of death, something about this one was just really enjoyable to read for me

[MoolsDogTwoOfficial]

It's terrifying that it's implied that the tunnel at the end of the highway is endless, and whoever is inside it will be trapped by the deafening cacophony of horns and tortured souls. A fate worse than death IMO.

[boymeetsfish]

The Volgun did this one very well as well. Would love to see you two work together

[EHH]

0:25 Even the guy who wrote that journal said that being stuck in an Ikea sounded like "the setup for a bad joke."