Light Touching For Heaven In An Everlasting Mercury
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Light Touching For Heaven In An Everlasting Mercury 9:42
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The Psychedelic Transfer 7:55
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Voice of Thunder 7:52
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On a Bed of Dreams 7:26
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If Ignore the Conditions, We Cannot Know the Truth 6:41
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Hephaestus 6:35
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When The World Is Singing 8:22
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Arewethereweare 2:28
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Farewell, To Our Shining Sun God 12:06
Released October 19, 2018 on Iamgeisha Records
“Light Touching For Heaven in an Everlasting Mercury” is the 7th album, and 10th release overall, for Robert Crosbie / Geisha.
Featuring live guitars, keyboards, percussion, sitars, live vocals, and wall-of-sound psychedelia, each of these epic tracks are unique in approach and sound.
The opening title track has a cinematic, widescreen grandeur, with Robert’s own vocals combining with the psychedelic, otherworldly landscape as suggested by the cover artwork.
Other tracks combine funky breakbeats with deep bass and early Pink Floyd-influenced organs and guitars. All throughout, a cosmic force seems to be at play, pulling these tracks in disparate directions, but coming together as a whole when fully realized.
This album harks back to the sound of "Further / Closer" and in many ways can be seen as the ultimate Robert Crosbie / Geisha album.
Featuring live guitars, keyboards, percussion, sitars, live vocals, and wall-of-sound psychedelia, each of these epic tracks are unique in approach and sound.
The opening title track has a cinematic, widescreen grandeur, with Robert’s own vocals combining with the psychedelic, otherworldly landscape as suggested by the cover artwork.
Other tracks combine funky breakbeats with deep bass and early Pink Floyd-influenced organs and guitars. All throughout, a cosmic force seems to be at play, pulling these tracks in disparate directions, but coming together as a whole when fully realized.
This album harks back to the sound of "Further / Closer" and in many ways can be seen as the ultimate Robert Crosbie / Geisha album.