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DELERIUM Leeb wants everyone to know that the two voices behind Delerium's biggest successes have reunited, and made, what he proudly calls, the best album they've ever done. But Delerium certainly isn't coming out unnoticed after the success of 'Silence.' Five years after the song became an international smash, topping the dance charts in the U.S., Britain, and more, Leeb is still modestly amazed by the song's popularity. Leeb is the architect behind 'Chimera's' sonically uplifting and diverse soundscape, but, as has always been the case with Delerium, he had plenty of help in bringing his vision to fruition. www.irvingplaza.com /bands/bio.php?ID=1525   (942 words)

Karma by Delerium (lyrics & reviews) That's not because this is their best album, it's because this is the type of music mainstream America wants. The entire album is solid, with no song sticking out as a best or worst. The CDs Karma, Semantic Spaces, and Poem all bridge the gap between Enigma and Deep Forest with a similar use of subdued tribal chants and haunting female background vocals. www.19.5degs.com /album/karma/5104   (942 words)

Amazon.com: Archives, Vol. 1 [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]: Music Fans of dark gothic music will enjoy the albums, and Delerium fans who appreciate all three post-1994 albums will hear the underlying sound they love forming in each of the tracks. Now while most of my favorite Delerium songs are off "Karma" and "Poem", I dug the tribal, orchestral ambient sounds of Delerium's earliest material. The Archives are a practical solution to wanting more of the Delerium experience, and they deliver an enjoyable set of melodies. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005OAG9?v=glance   (1443 words)

Delerium on the web Delerium have also put the final touches on the Delerium Archives - Volumes 1 & 2....a selection of their best tracks from their earlier albums, and which is due for release in the UK and Europe on *Monday, October 8th* on Nettwerk UK. And finally, Nettwerk will be releasing ' Oddyssey - The Remix Album ', which will be a 2-CD set of remixes from Delerium's last three albums. Delerium's next single from their latest album, POEM, is due out November 12th in the UK and is for the track ' Underwater '. www.delerium.com /news/news010926.html   (1443 words)

Psychommu Gaijin Perhaps the best album from a FLA side-project since Delerium's Karma, Voyeur is sure to please fans of Front Line Assembly and Delerium, as well as all of those in between. For 1997 Noise Unit's fifth album Drill, marked the first time since 1990 that Marc Verhaeghen has worked with the band since the early 90s, and it also featured input from the members of Haujobb. With the group's fourth album came a stylistic change. www.pgaijin.com /music.html   (456 words)

Amazon.co.uk: The Best of Delerium: Music Sadly, Delerium albums are very hard to come by, with their disting lack of publicity in the UK (of my form of 80, about 5 of us have heard of them, although with my advice many more are fans now). The inclusion of two new tracks is an incentive to any Delerium fan, but although the lyrics of 'Paris' or 'You & I' possess the same resonance as displayed in earlier albums, they exhibit the same bland pop arrangements that prevented 'Chimera' from being an exceptional album. Delerium started out as a more ambient group with none of the ethereal vocals that fans are so used to hearing. www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002MH01S   (1514 words)

Delerium: album reviews and ratings The best way to describe Delerium music of this era is to compare it to background music of scary movies: dark ambient electronic sounds, with occasional distorted male vocals. And, as for Delerium's trademark inclusion of monastic chants, the duo preferred this time to find a choir and recreate the Gregorian melodies in a Vancouver church. In 1994, Delerium introduced female vocals to their multi-layered keyboard arrangements, by hiring Kristy Thirsk (Rose Chronicles) to provide the angelic voices. www.musicfolio.com /modernrock/delerium.html   (1309 words)

Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Best of Delerium Delerium's albums do more wandering and get darker, while Best Of goes for the sweet fluff. Sarah McLachlan set the standard for Delerium contributors with her work on "Silence," here in its original album mix, not the more remembered "Sanctuary" remix. The new remix of "Silence" tacked onto the end of the collection is close enough to the "Sanctuary" remix to be a suitable replacement, and all the other tracks that made it onto the dancefloor or radio are included. www.bordersstores.com /search/title_detail.jsp?id=54553996&srchTerms=067003037723&mediaType=-1&srchType=ISBN   (326 words)

Delerium - Morpheus - Groove Unlimited This 'cream of the crop' is one of the reasons this album is still Delerium. One of the first and best Delerium CDs, Morpheus leans closer to the pagan death-folk of Current 93 than any of Leeb and Fulber's more industrial recordings. There's a hint of deleriums trademark build-up which keeps you listening. www.groove.nl /cd/3/31490.html   (370 words)

[Audiophile Asylum] CD Reviews: Delerium In this form, it's one of my favorite albums period (of course listening to both discs of the limited edition version is even better, but my point is if it were a one disc version with those substitutions it would be as good as they could make it). The vocals on this album are a bit weak for the most part in terms of the mixing and presentation, at least on my main system (they seem more upfront with headphones). One of the things that makes this album different from the last two albums is that it spends more time with songs that have extensive lyrics and guest singers. pages.sssnet.com /glg/aaadelerium.html   (370 words)

MP3Search.Ru » Search results Album: 2004 Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow: The Best Of Album: 2002 Stars Die: The Delerium Years 1991-1997 [CD 2] - 1994-97 Album: 1997 Coma Divine: Recorded Live In Rome www.mp3search.ru /search.html?q=Sideways&ref=5555   (55 words)

Delerium on the web Carylann Loeppky (Creative Director/Graphic Artist/Photographer) and Crystal Heald (Graphic Artist/Photographer) of Nettwerk's Art Department, have also been nominated for Best Album Design for their work on Delerium's album, Karma. As well, Surfacing was nominated in the Producer of the Year (Pierre Marchand) and Best Album Design (John Rummen - Creative Director/Graphic Artist, Dennis Keeley - Photographer) categories. *Songwriter of the Year: Building A Mystery (co-songwriter with Pierre Marchand) www.delerium.com /news/news021198.html   (55 words)

Metropolis Records: Noise Unit Perhaps the best album from a FLA side-project since Delerium's Karma, Voyeur is sure to please fans of Front Line Assembly and Delerium, as well as all of those in between. Their efforts paid off and a new album will appear in 2005. For 1997 Noise Unit's fifth album Drill, marked the first time since 1990 that Marc Verhaeghen has worked with the band since the early 90s, and it also featured input from the members of Haujobb. www.metropolis-records.com /artists/?artist=noiseuni   (481 words)

Karen Bliss's Lowdown: Insider Canadian music news Thirsk, whose former band the Rose Chronicles won a Juno Award for best alternative album in 1995, left Nettwerk Records several years ago and found a Canadian investor "who was going to give us a lot of money" says Thirsk. The some-time singer with electronic project Delerium will release the album independently if a deal with a record label has not been signed by the time she hits the road with Delerium this fall, says her California-based manager Cheryl Hall. The album was mixed by Rosse in May and Hall has been shopping it to various labels. www.jamshowbiz.com /JamColumnBliss/jun4_bliss-can.html   (481 words)

blue-mountain Mp3 Albums Review Various Artists - The Best of Mountain Stage Live, Vol. The only thing missing in Blue Mountain's electric rendition of traditional folk songs is the giddy delerium one hears in the vocals of old folk records. Blue Mountain's fourth record, coproduced by ex-Georgia Satellite Dan Baird, proves that Cary Hudson and his wife, Laurie Stirratt (twin sister of Wilco's John Stirratt) are the John and Exene of alternative country. www.full-albums.net /albums_review-blue-mountain.asp   (3912 words)

Front Line Assembly - Release Music Magazine Spotlight Delerium has turned into Bill Leeb's main concern nowadays, for obvious reasons It is the best selling project he has ever launched. Leeb and Peterson's first album together was "FLAvour of the Weak" (1997). Bill Leeb has said in interviews that he will not be sad if this was the last album. www.releasemagazine.net /Spotlight/spotlightfla.htm   (2059 words)

Delerium Records: Various Artists - Fun With Mushrooms Track three comes from a band we used to rave about in early Organs, the mighty Omnia Opera; one of the best space-rock bands of the late 80's who never quite got their shit together and should have been as big as The Ozric by now if they hadn't fallen apart. Of note this time round are cosmic head-hunters Moosheart Faith Stellar Groove Band and Praise Space Electric, the twisted 14th Wray who invite you to a "Yuppie Deadhead Party" and the mutilated shriek of Boris And His Bolshie Balalaika which is bad drug craziness at its frothing, wild-eyed best. Both Mooseheart albums, "Mooseheart Faith (Stellar Records) and "The Magic Square Of The Sun" (Stellar Records) are wonderous, tripped out, magical and breath-takingly varied musical visions. www.delerium.co.uk /delerium/releases/delec009.html   (3800 words)

Delerium Records: Various Artists - Fun With Mushrooms Track three comes from a band we used to rave about in early Organs, the mighty Omnia Opera; one of the best space-rock bands of the late 80's who never quite got their shit together and should have been as big as The Ozric by now if they hadn't fallen apart. Of note this time round are cosmic head-hunters Moosheart Faith Stellar Groove Band and Praise Space Electric, the twisted 14th Wray who invite you to a "Yuppie Deadhead Party" and the mutilated shriek of Boris And His Bolshie Balalaika which is bad drug craziness at its frothing, wild-eyed best. Boris bought his first Balalaika on a school trip to Russia & since then has acquired a second more advanced model, with which he blows minds by playing deranged versions of Hendrix songs... www.delerium.co.uk /delerium/releases/delec009.html   (3800 words)

Mindphaser 3.0 The third album "Future Primitives" (1994) surprised with a totally different sound again, and can be best described as the male version of Deleriums "Semantic Spaces", as it was far more ambient than the previous Intermix material and featured monk and tribal chant samples in many places. There were more beats than Delerium, more pace and more samples, which delivered a housey, a bit technoish feel on the first album "Intermix" (1992). A single "Dream On" came out at the same time, its tracks were then re-released on the second album "Phaze Two" (1993), which had a far more technoish and dancey sound than the debut, and was promoted by 2 videoclips by Rod Chong. www.mindphaser.com /index.php?page_id=11   (149 words)

Kristy Thirsk Interview and Souvenir Album Review at Musical Discoveries Thirsk is known for her work with Juno Award-winning Rose Chronicles as well as the best selling Delerium albums that featured her vocal work. The album comes on the heels of a Delerium tour to promote Chimera and an extensive long distance commute between the singer's home in Vancouver and Los Angeles, California, where she worked with producer Eric Rosse on the project. Canadian vocal siren Kristy Thirsk is beloved by many as lead vocalist of the now defunct Rose Chronicles and oft-contributing singer for electronica band Delerium. www.musicaldiscoveries.com /reviews/kt2003.htm   (3170 words)

Amazon.ca: Music: Conjure One [Import] And when Fulber nails a vibe--as he does twice with singer Poe on the dreamy, goose-fleshy "Center of the Sun" and the downright chilling "Make a Wish," and with Tea Party belter Jeff Martin on the widescreen "Premonition"--he nails it, creating a haunted landscape best described as New Age-worldbeat. As he did with Delerium, Fulber pairs guest vocalists of the mostly ethereal variety with gauzy ambient-tribal pop full of Eastern shadings and just enough chanting to maintain the spooky quotient. Unforunetly, with this album, Rhys Fulber seems to be playing in the realm of pop somewhat. www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00006I0BZ   (909 words)

nettwerk publishing Leeb wants everyone to know that the two voices behind Delerium's biggest successes have reunited, and made, what he proudly calls, the best album they've ever done. Leeb is the architect behind 'Chimera's' sonically uplifting and diverse soundscape, but, as has always been the case with Delerium, he had plenty of help in bringing his vision to fruition. Bill Leeb, who helped bring integrity and depth to the pop charts a few years ago with the hit 'Silence,' is back with the moving, eloquent 'Chimera'. www.nettwerksongspublishing.com /artists_composers/bio.jsp?composer_id=53   (942 words)

Conjure One: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com Rhys Fulber [+] is best known for his work with Delerium[+] and Front Line Assembly [+], while also highly regarded for his production for the likes of Sarah Brightman [+], Josh Groban [+], P.O.D., and Mudvayne [+]. Going by the moniker Conjure One[+] in 1999, Fulber traveled around the world for a three-year period, absorbing all sorts of world music for an interesting electronic sound. Pete Shelley [+]'s synth-driven Homosapien [+] release was the way to Fulber's heart; by 14, Fulber received a drum machine and a keyboard as a gift from his father and his electronic musical visions were underway. www.music.com /group/conjure_one/1   (321 words)

Amazon.com: Euphoria: Music: Euphoria Euphoria has managed to capture the best aspects of many different flavors of music and make a cohesive blend that seems magical. In the beginning I had this CD confused with Delerium's album Karma which has a song titled "Euphoria (Firefly)". Elsewhere, Euphoria go all oozy with melting ambient drips of sound or forge new means of rhythmic travel (think Pell Mell) as on the beautifully orchestrated closer "The Road," featuring reverberating and chiming guitar work, harmonica, shattered key and drum accents, and brilliantly utilized bagpipes. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000JLJ9?v=glance   (1266 words)

Porcupine Tree Page Having been a fan of the band since "...On The Sunday Of Life", I'll have to say that the PF influences are most noticeable on that album (Wilson's Dave Gilmour-ish guitar solos), "Voyage 34" (damn-near a complete lift of some of the signature riffs from "The Wall") and "The Sky Moves Sideways". I've had all the rare vinyl for sale at Cranium Music, which normally sells out pretty quick and if anyone is looking for copies of the double 10" LP of "Metanoia" then you better get in pretty quick as I understand this 1,000 LP pressing was sold out at Delerium one week before it's release. Also in the studio during the broadcast were an invited audience of Polish fans who helped to make the atmosphere on the night and on this recording so special, and the band consider this to be one of their best performances. www.e-prog.net /bands/porcupinetree.htm   (4141 words)

DJzone DJ Magazine Delerium Remix Contest Other successful collaborations include Matthew Sweet's treatment of "Daylight," and of course Delerium's best known song: the Sarah McLachlan led single "Silence," which topped dance charts in the US, Canada, UK, Belgium, Australia and Ireland. Since the release of "Poem," Bill Leeb has been working on several remix projects as well as recording for "Chimera," while album collaborator and former Frontline Assembly partner, Rhys Fulber has added another alias with Conjure One and the eponymous debut. The winning remixer will be announced on Feb. 28 and will have his or her remix featured on the bonus disc that will accompany "Chimera." www.djzone.net /pg/0301/clb030101.shtml   (232 words)

Leigh Nash She wrote the lyrics for and sings two songs on the album, "Run For It" and "Orbit of Me." Leigh is also on the Delerium albums Poem and Best Of. Leigh has written or co-written a total of 30 songs for her new record, 16 of which have already been demoed. Leigh contributes vocals to the song "I Love To See You Smile" found on the soundtrack to this family-friendly film about a girl and her dog. home.earthlink.net /~gregcarpenter01/id16.html   (216 words)

Noel Redding Interview... As the recently released 'Radio One' album, all too clearly demonstrates, most of Hendrix's best material came from his days with the 'Experience. We did two albums for RCA, we did three tours of Holland, two tours of England, one tour of Ireland and a ten week tour in America and then we sued our management because they were ripping us off. Currently living in a small village in Ireland, Noel has been adding the finishing touches to his forthcoming book, and it was here that the following Freakbeat interview took place on the 19th of May, this year. www.me.umn.edu /~kgeisler/noelint.html   (2649 words)

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