ostubash is the owner of Ostubash Records, a record store at the Ocean Heights Mall in River City in the video game River City Ransom: Underground (Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari Underground in Japan).
It is unclear how Wormtooth has been interacting with a video game character, but the timeline coincided with the Tesseract Society's loss of The Master Controller.
The Master Controller, an anomalous video game controller that allows the player to interact with video game items and characters in real life, had gone missing from Tesseract Containment roughly around the time that this track is estimated to have been created.
The Master Controller (TS-2002-F2-A) was not in Tesseract control before the Wormtooth Protocol was enacted and therefore this does not go against the Wormtooth Protocol thus can not be prevented.
Elissa Janelle Velveteen appears to be some type of corporeal ghost or specter who sings and makes music, drawings, and drinks of many types and often collaborates with other (mostly living) artists.
Extensive Tesseract Society research has shown that the original Elissa Janelle Velveteen was lost at sea in a capsized boat in 1804. Velveteen has evaded capture by Tesseract Agents multiple times.
When Velveteen was approached by disguised Tesseract Agents and asked about Wormtooth, she put on a fake gangster voice and said “Well what’s it to ya copper?”
She then pretended to go down stairs behind the bar and vanished into thin air.
Elissa was also credited by Wormtooth as background vocals on the album BREACH for the song “Wring the Beast’s Neck.”
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/5Hu0lG80JQfGrIucXpK6ru
Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1RjeOIkWo8
Link to the original song - https://wormtoothmusic.bandcamp.com/.../haunted-by-the...
Links to all of the collaborator’s websites -
ostubash - https://soundcloud.com/ostubash
Elissa Janelle Velveteen - https://elissajanellevelveteen.com