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[Saevitia]

The Messenger Series

[Saevitia]

Opened one of the files in a text editor. There's a message inside:

12i21am13hiding9in14a1place14that3you5have9not14yet20found 5and18if22you1want12to9find19me6you9must22listen5to8my5sound 1but4if5you18choose16to15do19so9know20it9always15helps14to9take 19things2slow15for20in20the15end13what16comes1must19go19and 16must8not18stick1around19i5am9hiding19in15a16place5that14you 19have5not19yet1found

and it loops.

Working on slowing down some of the files now.

EDIT:

Found a message in one file, Mary Anne. If you slow down and reverse the beginning there is a message that says:

https://clyp.it/naijpad1

"Congratulations, you have found my hidden message. Come stand in the shadow of another world and glimpse it's towering infinity. You have seen. what no one before you have seen. You have reached the edge of my domain, a kingdom built on the forgotten dreams of children, and I welcome you inside. What starry eyes might behold come in and you shall see. But though I have shown you to the door, you alone must find the key."

[bobdamnit]

In case it hasn't been seen before, here are the album art images:

http://imgur.com/a/PsCOF

I'm not sure what they are, but here ya go.

[Listicle]

Wouldn't completely write off the names, though it'd be some feat if all 60 of them were relevant.

Everett Smith was a president of the National Puzzlers League, and in 1935 coined the word Pneumono­ultra­microscopic­silico­volcano­coniosis (P45) in an apparently deliberate attempt to create the longest word in the English language.

The wikipedia article is badly sourced, but there's a few other sites (Collins, CliffsNotes) that appear to verify the story. Even if it's not a lead, it's an amusing red herring.