The Delirium Introduction
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Pegasus Tornado (Processing)
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The Closest Colour To Yellow (Processing)
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Darkness Progression (Processing)
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Passage (Processing)
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Blythe Spirit (Processing)
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You Are Nowhere Until You Are Somewhere (Processing)
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With Our Own Hands We Made This (Processing)
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Waves Of Dream (Processing)
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Two Tiny Green Lights Vibrating Within The Structure Of Infinity (Processing)
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Only Silks Of The Most Ancient Thirst (Processing)
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A Nothingness (Processing)
Released November 27, 2015 on Iamgeisha Records
Robert Crosbie / Geisha brings you "The Delirium Introduction", 11 tracks that introduce us to a delirious parallel universe, a magical and organic musical world beyond compare, an album full of melody and harmony, ranging from organic sounds to some of the most psychedelic and experimental electronica being created today.
Since the debut album "The Sounds Of Geisha" in 2007, Robert Crosbie / Geisha has shown a profound sense of musical exploration. This album is evidence of the development of this adventurous and explorational talent.
With a combination of electronics, effects, loops, guitars, percussion, strings and perhaps any musical element which may have been available to the creator, this album shows how far it is possible, through sound, to alter the surrounding reality.
This is a wonderfully experimental album, yet discreet enough to produce a warm, pleasant environment for the listener to sink into.
Written and produced by Robert Crosbie.
Additional production by Paul Meehan.
Vocals on "Blythe Spirit" by Elaine Doyle.
(c) 2015 Iamgeisha Records
Since the debut album "The Sounds Of Geisha" in 2007, Robert Crosbie / Geisha has shown a profound sense of musical exploration. This album is evidence of the development of this adventurous and explorational talent.
With a combination of electronics, effects, loops, guitars, percussion, strings and perhaps any musical element which may have been available to the creator, this album shows how far it is possible, through sound, to alter the surrounding reality.
This is a wonderfully experimental album, yet discreet enough to produce a warm, pleasant environment for the listener to sink into.
Written and produced by Robert Crosbie.
Additional production by Paul Meehan.
Vocals on "Blythe Spirit" by Elaine Doyle.
(c) 2015 Iamgeisha Records