FEED CHRONOLOGY AND STANDALONE SIGNALS
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The supplied page runs newest to oldest.


AUGUST 6, 2026
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Boom Goes the Nitetime (Original)                 02:53
  https://soundcloud.com/nitetimenet/boom-goes-the-nitetime

A pressure-building bass track arranged like an emergency broadcast
hijacked by an enormous sound system: countdown, signal breach, red
lights, a robotic warning, and a title made for a crowd to shout.
Its job is direct--build pressure, destroy the room, and leave the
rack lights blinking afterward.

Well, golly gee, just look at that sway            03:21
  https://soundcloud.com/nitetimenet/well-golly-gee-just-look-at

Hard low end meets old-fashioned hip-swing slang: cool cats,
radioactive kicks, rattling frames, and a rhythm that grins while it
pounds. The feed calls it hard-hitting, ridiculous, and "real gone."


JUNE 28, 2026
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The Girl from Lake Koshkonong                     03:32
  https://soundcloud.com/nitetimenet/the-girl-from-lake-koshkonong

A lakeside bossa nova at 88 BPM with brushed snare, maracas,
triangle, upright-style samba bass, acoustic jazz guitar, flute, and
close male/female harmonies. A mysterious woman enters a northwoods
lounge, stops the room, and disappears before the moonlit record is
finished.

Also published June 28: ten tracks from the Wisconsin Supper Club
Space Program. See its separate catalog file.


JUNE 27, 2026
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The visible Midnight in the Pines cycle was published together. See
PINES-AND-LAKE-NOIR.txt.


JUNE 26, 2026
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A ten-track Lake Koshkonong crime-noir sequence appeared, with black
cars, back rooms, bells, boat launches, and a UHF sign-off. The feed
does not supply an album title in the visible item descriptions. It
is cataloged without an invented title in PINES-AND-LAKE-NOIR.txt.


MAY 30, 2026: STANDALONE TESTS
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This Is Only a Bass Test                         04:20
  https://soundcloud.com/nitetimenet/this-is-only-a-bass-test

A low-frequency apparatus check framed as a comic review from a
telephone inventor: vibration organized into menace, heard through
ribs, floorboards, teeth, and the structural doubts of a garage door.

Cobbler Bandit                                  03:11
  https://soundcloud.com/nitetimenet/the_cobbler_bandit

A backyard incident report involving Max, a cherry-cobbler-stealing
raccoon, several high-speed laps around an oak, and dessert-related
criminal investigation under Wisconsin porch lights.