ElixirCorp Presents!

to feel the sky

Duet for Harp, Triangla, Sampler & Voice.

Gaz Lightyear and the Time Travelling Harp

*rare* 42 minutes spoken word about the aboriginal shamanic Ki'insarkhu who feature in the Sounds of Space Pentacle (sequence of 5 novels) by snakeappletree

http://soundsofspace.weebly.com/

Short stories from the Sounds Of Space multiverse entitled 'Tales of the Spaceways' (and other sci-fi by snakeappletree) regularly features in Bright Metallic Magazine 
http://brightmetallic.com/ 

©2015 ordo octopia and 'Sounds of Space' ©2013 ordo octopia

We are looking for corporate sponsorship to develop this franchise into tv and video game industries. This will inevitably happen. The Kinsarkhu recording is the first available Promo material offering insight into one small aspect of the whole. There is a hell lot more to it than presented here. 

update 16.1.16 (discovery of existence of Kinsa~ river as a real place on earth):

"Democratic Republic of the Congo
As of 2006, between 25,000 and 50,000 children in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, had been accused of witchcraft and thrown out of their homes. These children have been subjected to often-violent abuse during exorcisms, sometimes supervised by self-styled religious pastors. Other pastors and Christian activist strongly oppose such accusations and try to rescue children from their unscrupulous colleagues. The usual term for these children is enfants sorciers (child witches) or enfants dits sorciers (children accused of witchcraft). In 2002, USAID funded the production of two short films on the subject, made in Kinshasa by journalists Angela Nicoara and Mike Ormsby. In April 2008, in Kinshasa, the police arrested 14 suspected victims (of penis snatching) and sorcerers accused of using black magic or witchcraft to steal (make disappear) or shrink men's penises to extort cash for cure, amid a wave of panic." 
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witchcraft

"In 2004, Kinshasa was rated as one of Africa's most dangerous cities in terms of crime. Since the Second Congo War, the city has been striving to recover from disorder, with many gangs hailing from Kinshasa's slums. Muggings, robberies, rape, kidnapping and gang violence are relatively common. Kinshasa's homicide rate is estimated to be as high as 112 homicides per 100,000.
Street children
Street children, often orphaned, are subject to abuse by the police and military. Of the estimated 20,000 children – up to the age of eighteen – living on Kinshasa's streets, almost a quarter are beggars, some are street vendors and about a third have some kind of employment. Some are there as fallout from the times of war; others are accused of witchcraft[16] and have become outcasts. Police regularly round up street children, to an uncertain fate."
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinshasa


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