Scavenger Log

Lore & Background

The Scavenger Log captures the desperate last words of a crew member as they succumb to the hostile environment of the moon. The audio crackles with static and fear, often mentioning sightings of strange creatures, failing equipment, and the overwhelming sense of isolation. These logs serve as both a warning and a grim reminder of the fate that awaits careless scavengers.

Reader's Guide

The band's history is marked by specific releases and lineup changes documented in the source. The final lineup included Tairrie B on vocals, Brian Harrah on guitar (from 1997), Rico Villasenor on bass (from 1996), and Marcelo Palomino on drums. Former members include Scott Ueda, Marty Ramirez, Stephen Klein, Louiche Mayorga, and touring bassist Tommy Loya. Discography highlights include singles like 'Victim' and 'Kiss or Kill' in 1996, the double A-side 'Scavenger Hunt' / 'Piece of My Heart' in 1997, and 'Venus Diablo' in 1998. Reunions occurred on January 18, 2002, at the Troubador in Hollywood. In recent years, Tairrie B released All Is Not Well and Relief Through Release for free on Bandcamp in January 2020, along with a compilation of nine demo recordings titled The Early Years. A live recording of Manhole performing in Paris on December 15, 1996, was also released in July 2020.

Did You Know?

• Scavenger Logs are often found near the bodies of deceased crew members, suggesting they were recorded in their final moments.
• The audio quality of a Scavenger Log degrades the farther it is from the ship, making some logs nearly unintelligible.
• Some players believe that certain Scavenger Logs contain hidden audio messages that hint at secret Company lore.