Purusha - A Sonic Adventure

The crew of the Purusha are about to set off in search of the mysterious ‘frequency’ – but first Quietland needs to sound check their instruments and introduce a surprising addition to their team…

It’s time to say goodbye to Earth as the Purusha is ready for take off. The crew try to settle into their ‘new normal’, plan their first evening together and write their pieces to be broadcast to the Frequency

Quietland has organised a music recital and PR opportunity for the Purusha while they orbit the moon. Muller experiments with sound to take the crews mind off the monotony of space travel.

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With Mars in the distance, the crew of the Purusha begin to bed down for the long sleep. It’s time to say their final goodbyes to Earth and record one last piece for the Frequency, as they ponder what awaits them on the other side.

The crew tries to come to terms with waking up 35 years in the future. Ambedkar deals with a medical emergency, Ymir has messages from Earth, Muller tests her muscle memory and Colebrook contacts the Philharmonic.

The crew tries to uncover what happened to the Philharmonic as Muller deals with a personal trauma. Colebrook undertakes a dangerous mission to learn more about the composer and soloist.

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With Colebrook in Quarantine, the crew try to unravel what is happening to the Purusha. What is on the ship with them? What is happening to their vision? And what remains of their mission?

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With opinions still divided on how best to proceed, the crew start to decipher The Golden Ratio; perhaps the composers final score is their last chance to contact the Frequency. Alone on the ship, Colebrook makes an unsettling discovery.

Muller takes command of the Purusha into her own hands. The crew split up to search for answers. Quietland provides news from Earth and Ambedkar examines PAO’s coding. It’s time to discover what’s real and who can still be trusted.

Lightyears from home and abandoned by Quietland, the crew must reconcile their differences before they reach the Frequency. It’s time to go where only music can take them.

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