Artist's albums
Intergalactic
2000 · album
Synergy
1998 · album
Synergy
1998 · album
Howling At the Moon - EP
1997 · EP
Cosmology
1996 · album
Cosmology
1996 · album
Cosmosis - Retro Volume 1
1996 · album
SanYacid - EP
1996 · EP
Cosmosis - Retro Volume 2
1995 · album
Reclaim Your Mind
2017 · single
Govinda
2017 · single
Parvati Pines
2017 · single
The Other Side
2017 · single
The Other Side (Astro-D Remix)
2016 · single
Spanish Gypsy
2014 · single
The Bass Fiend/Caged Lion
2011 · single
Rastafari Rising/High Volume
2011 · single
Fumbling For The Funky Frequency
2009 · album
Psychedelica Melodica
2007 · album
The Himalaya (Deep Bass mix)
2007 · single
Trancendance
2005 · album
Contact
2002 · album
Contact
2002 · album
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Biography
This psychedelic trance outfit was originally formed in the mid-90s by the guitarist Bill Halsey and Jez Van Kampen. Their first release was "Cannabanoid" for Transient Records in September 1995, after which they brought out a number of singles including "Deus", "Morphic Resonance", "Gift Of The Gods" and "Howling At The Moon". At the same time they recorded together as Laughing Buddha for TIP Records and released "Infinite Depth"/"Andromeda' in December 1995. The following year Cosmosis" debut album Cosmology (Transient) received an enthusiastic response. After the Laughing Buddha release "Karma/Earth Medecine/Megamorphosis' (TIP 1997) the pair decided to pursue individual projects, with Halsey working as Cosmosis and Van Kampen as Laughing Buddha. The second Cosmosis album, Synergy, was released on Transient in March 1998 and in the spring Halsey took part in a tour of South Africa, Australia, Japan and the USA organized by Transient and Phantasm Records. Cosmosis" music is characterized by funky, multilayered riffs and the most psychedelic, abstract noises and effects, which fade in and out and shoot around, lending a three-dimensional shape to the sound. Halsey sometimes employs guitar in his music, notably "Down At The Crossroad", "Martian Blues" and "Spanish Gypsy."