Delerium

Delerium is the cash cow of Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulbar. Delerium is very popular in Europe and Canadia, even appeared at the Canadian equivalent to the MTV music awards (kick me, I don't remember the correct name).

Early Delerium works bordered on Industrial/Experimental, with distorted vocals and grating percussion. The more recent works are more serene, very downtempoish. The album Semantic Spaces features Kristy Thirsk and is considered their best (aka most popular) to date.

Delerium was the name used by one member of the team at Berkeley which first isolated the transuranium element (96) which was officially named Curium.

This and the similar proposed name Pandemonium for element 95 (officially named Americium). These names were chosen "in recognition of our difficulties".