Krisma
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Krisma, originally known as Chrisma, was an Italian new wave /electronic music duo founded by Maurizio Arcieri (19421–2015) and Christina Moser (1952–2022) in 1976.
Krisma, originally known as Chrisma, was an Italian new wave /electronic music duo founded by Maurizio Arcieri (1942–2015) and Christina Moser (1952–2022) in 1976. ==Career== ==Discography== Albums Chinese Restaurant (1977) (as Chrisma) Hibernation (1979) (as Chrisma) Cathode Mamma (1980) Clandestine Anticipation (1982) Nothing to Do with the Dog (1983) (released by Atlantic in the US as Fido) Iceberg (19861) Non ho denaro (1989) Chybernation (2011) Singles "Amore"/"Sweet Baby Sue" (1976) (as Chrisma) "U part. I"/"U part. II" (1977) (as Chrisma) "Lola"/"Black Silk Stocking" (1977) (as Chrisma) "C-Rock"/"Mandoya" (1977) (as Chrisma) "Gott Gott Electron"/"Vetra Platz" (1979) (as Chrisma) "Aurora B."/"Hibernated Nazi" (1979) (as Chrisma) "Many Kisses"/"Rien Ne Va Plus" (1980) "Cathode Mamma"/"Rrock" (1980) "Water"/"Samora Club" (1982) "Nothing to Do with the Dog"/"Find a Friend" (1983) "Be Bop"/"Be Bop (rep.)" (1985) "Iceberg"/"Skyline" (1985) "Signorina"/"Hotta Choccolata" (1987) Collaborations "Suffocation" – track included in Vangelis' 1980 album See You Later "Nuova Ossessione" – track included in Subsonica's 2002 album Amorematico "Odore di Polvere da Sparo", "23 Coppie di Cromosomi", "Apparenza e Realtà" – tracks included in Franco Battiato's 2004 album Dieci Stratagemmi "Australia" – track included in Garbo's 2006 tribute album Congarbo "KrismaSuite" - Krisma with Minox and Enfantronique ==References== ==External links== Krisma news blog
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